As the cost of living crisis continues many people will be selling off items to make some quick cash.

UK households could put old toasters and hairdryers on the kerbside for pick-up under the proposals.

Experts are sounding the alarm on consumers’ propensity to improperly discard items like USB cables, R/C cars, and vapes.

When devices like phones or computers are no longer working, or simply not wanted, don’t throw them in the trash. Instead recycle or donate your old devices for safe disposal.

With the fight against climate change now reaching a critical tipping point, circular economy blockchain Circularise banks €11 million to allow more goods to be recycled.

BEIJING: Ever wondered what happens to hundreds of millions of unwanted smartphones, laptops and other discarded electronic devices as consumers switch to updated gadgets every once in a while?

New Samsung survey details people’s reluctance to recycle old devices

Vintage handsets can be absolute goldmines. The most valuable prototype iPhone 1 can sell for up to £30,000 – and if you have the original box it’s worth even more

A new scheme called Galaxy Upcycling at Home

YOU can raise some serious cash from flogging your old tech online – but also long as you do your research first.  There are a number of different places where you can sell it, but which…

Many people are probably gifted with the newest tech during the holidays, rendering old gadgets a bit useless or worn out. But instead of throwing them out, you can recycle them.

UK households have millions of old gadgets that can be recycled into new shiny ones