Recycling Electronic Waste
When electronics are put into the landfill, harmful chemicals and heavy metals can get into our water supply and air. Minnesota State Law even bans certain electronics (things such as TVs and computers) from being put into the landfill. To properly dispose of electronics and appliances that don’t work anymore, bring them to the Rice County Recycling Center (there may be a small fee). To find somewhere else to recycle your unusable electronics, use the websites listed below.
If your electronics are still in working order, consider donating or reselling them.
Search for places to recycle your e-waste and appliances:
Retailers that will take your electronics:
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Julie Runkel Environmental Services Director (507) 332-6833 EMAIL Faribault Phone 507-332-6833 EMAIL Northfield Phone 507-645-9576 Lonsdale Phone 507-645-9576 3800 E 145th Street Dundas, MN 55019 |
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Faribault: (507) 332-6100 | Northfield and Lonsdale: (507) 645-9576
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