1. Recycle them at a certified e-waste recycling facility.
Certified e-waste recycling facility: a facility that is certified by the government to recycle electronic waste in a safe and environmentally friendly manner.

2. Donate them to a local charity or school.
Local charity or school: a local organization that accepts donations of electronics for reuse or recycling.

3. Sell them to a certified recycler or refurbisher.
Certified recycler or refurbished: a company that is certified by the government to recycle or refurbish electronic waste in a safe and environmentally friendly manner.

4. Recycle the parts yourself.
Recycle the parts yourself: breaking down the electronic waste into its component parts and recycling them yourself.

5. Dispose of them properly.
Dispose of them properly: disposing of the electronic waste in a way that will not damage the environment, such as through a certified e-waste recycling facility.

Did you know that recycling just one million laptops can save enough energy to power 3,500 homes for a year? Or that recycling one million cell phones can save enough energy to power 1,368 homes for a year?

Recycling your old electronics not only saves energy, but it also keeps harmful toxins and chemicals out of the environment. So next time you upgrade your devices, make sure to recycle your old ones responsibly!

By following these tips, you can recycle your electronics responsibly and help protect the environment.