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Feb 25th, 2012

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SEP 09, 2011 - NEUWASTE STATEMENT REGARDING THE DESTINATION OF ELECTRONIC WASTE.

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Neuwaste only exchanges materials intended for de-manufacturing with processors that... Read More »

SEP 09, 2011 - NEUWASTE CLEANS UP THE CENTRAL VALLEY.

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'Waste collection helps needy, saves environment' Posted: Thursday, Oct 30th, 2008 BY:... Read More »

APR 04, 2010 - NEUWASTE SPONSORS CBHS BEER AND WINE EXTRAVAGANZA

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The event is happening at Christian Brothers high School in... Read More »

Environmental Stewardship. Ethics. Accountability


As the human race continues to grow at an exponential rate, so do the ways in which we use the earth and its resources. The idea of 'recycling' has evolved far beyond just a word, option, or disposal process. Because the majority of the world operates in societies driven by consumption and progression, recycling must become part of our day to day mentality as individuals. Integrating the idea of ‘recycling’ into our lives as more than an option, but rather a necessity, will maintain our current comfort of living while ensuring a non-toxic environment for our children.

Please click here to read our press release regarding the destination of electronic waste

Neuwaste focuses on the hazardous waste that is generated from advancing technologies (computers, telephones, batteries, light bulbs etc.). The majority of the waste produced from advancing technologies is either categorized as Electronic waste or Universal waste; hence we label this 'new' type of waste as 'NEUwaste'.