It's no wonder...

It's no wonder the EPA contacted me over E-Scrap handling and what my process is. Was on scrap monster browsing the news and came across this article: Recycler Abandons Millions of Pounds of E-Waste apparently companies are abandoning their buildings or shutting down indefinitly for one reason or another. I'd say the E-Scrap market's becoming a hot mess and fast.

The worst thing is that sometimes the people who sent them the stuff are the ones who have to pay to clean it up.

Happened to a few transfer stations in NH about ten years ago.

Just rediculas - those are the folks that should be heavily penalized.

Funny thing for me is I used to purchase there computer scrap and when the Canadian company was purchasing CRT's I told the owner to ship his CRT's obviously he didnt listen.. What a shame it ended that way

I knew a bit about Stone Castle. I always suspected something, but never this bad.

What a shame.

Wish I could get in there and help clean up but that's above my pay grade.

Here's a more detailed article: Stone Castle Recycling in trouble in all three locations

What a disgrace to all of us. This makes the Tatooine issues in Cheyenne look small.

the heck o.O even if the EPA never contacted me I still wouldn'tve done what they did - that's just wrong on so many levels. I would've attempted to melt the glass down at least and not toss it into the landfill.

Originally Posted by logansryche

the heck o.O even if the EPA never contacted me I still wouldn'tve done what they did - that's just wrong on so many levels. I would've attempted to melt the glass down at least and not toss it into the landfill.

Apparently that's what that idiot tryed to do, by setting the place on fire.

Just more proof, that people that get into ewaste need to do the research.