New E-Waste Law & Monthly West HI Collection Successful Hawai`i Island residents and organizations saved $229,919 in fees for the record 172 tons of electronic waste they've recycled over the first half of 2023. The savings is thanks to Act 151, which funds the program by manufacturers of electronic devices sold in the state. West Hawai`i residents made good use of twice monthly collection events in Kailua-Kona, where lead acid batteries, solar panels and newspaper are also collected. (map) Above: Mr. K's staffers unload a tv from a resident's car at a recent West Hawai`i collection event.
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Amy Schwartzberg
10/16/2023 03:11:06 pm
Will u give redemption for solar batteries? I live near hilo. Do you come over to this side?
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Mr. K's
10/17/2023 10:08:17 pm
Aloha, Amy. Yes, we can help you. Give our office a call at 808-969-1222 or email us at office@mrksrecyclehawaii.com . Mahalo!
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1/12/2024 04:59:39 am
How much money did Hawai`i Island residents and organizations save in fees for recycling 172 tons of electronic waste during the first half of 2023, and what contributed to these savings? regard <a href="https://it.telkomuniversity.ac.id/">Telkom University</a>
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Mr. K's
1/13/2024 01:01:41 pm
Aloha, Telkom University,
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