Cell phone recycling is essential for the sustainable management of electronic waste in the São Paulo capital. Considering the significant volume of mobile devices discarded annually, proper processing helps reduce the environmental impacts caused by raw material extraction and improper disposal of these devices.
In accordance with Law No. 12,305/2010, which establishes the National Solid Waste Policy (PNRS), proper handling of electronic waste, including cell phones, is mandatory, aiming at shared responsibility among consumers, generators, recyclers, and public authorities (Law No. 12,305/2010).
Furthermore, the municipality of São Paulo, through CETESB, guides the best practices for the disposal and proper forwarding of mobile devices (CETESB).
Electronic waste collection is carried out at specific points and designated events in the municipality, ensuring that devices are sent to specialized recycling centers. To facilitate the responsible disposal of cell phones, the population can schedule online collection at certified bases, making the process efficient and safe (electronic waste collection in São Paulo).
After collection, cell phones undergo technical processes that involve disassembly, component separation, and recovery of valuable materials such as precious metals (gold, silver, and palladium). These procedures are carried out according to environmental and safety standards established by regulatory agencies to prevent contamination by heavy metals and toxic components.
For media and devices containing sensitive data, such as hard drives and cell phone storage units, it is essential to perform secure sanitization before disposal. Suitable specialized services ensure that data is permanently erased, preventing risks of information leakage (secure disposal of hard drives and media).
Proper management of cell phone recycling helps reduce the volume of waste in landfills and prevents the release of harmful substances into soil and water. Additionally, it promotes the circular economy by reintegrating materials into the production process, reducing the need for mineral extraction and energy consumption.
Public and private programs in São Paulo have invested in expanding the collection network and raising consumer awareness for proper disposal, aligned with the guidelines of the PNRS and the National Information System on Solid Waste Management (SINIR) (SINIR).
Monitoring and transparency in electronic waste management are fundamental to ensuring environmental compliance and continuous improvement of processes.
By choosing our services, you are contributing to a greener and cleaner future. In addition, you can be sure that your electronic waste will be disposed of properly, without harming the environment.
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