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Milwaukee Journal Sentinel Stanley Miller II column
2004
Overview
Steve Brachman, a waste reduction specialist for the University of Wisconsin Extension, said the new policy will add significant costs for the cities and towns running e-waste recycling programs and possibly decrease the amount of electronics recycling in the state. A-1 Recycling, 2101 W. Morgan Ave., is one of Recycle America Alliance's \"eCycling\" locations, as well as firms in Madison, Janesville, Menasha and Superior. For a fee, the facilities accept consumer electronics, including stereos, VCRs and computer equipment. Joe Aho, a business development manager for Recycle America Alliance, said the centers recycle electronics from residential users and small and medium-sized businesses. Aho said recycling pricing is \"geared toward a per-pound basis\" for businesses.
