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What to Do With All Those Old PCs Air Cycle Corporation  According to Moore's law, computer performance doubles about every 18 months. And if your facility is like many, the result of keeping up with the pace of innovation is a backlog of outdated computers sitting around collecting dust.But when it's time for spring cleaning, don't throw out those old PCs! They likely contain hazardous materials like mercury, lead and cadmium, and need to be recycled. This video from Bloomberg Businessweek takes a look at the current state of electronic waste recycling, and what you need to know about getting rid of old equipment. Watch the video » Need to recycle lots of e-waste? Try a bulk pickup!
We Did It! 3 Million Acres of H2O Kept Pure Air Cycle Corporation  Air Cycle Corporation is pleased to announce that as of March, 2013 our customers have kept over 3 million acres of water free from mercury contamination through their waste recycling efforts with us. Thank you to our customers for doing your part to protect our environment! We are proud to have reached this milestone through partnership with commercial and institutional facilities across the country, and look forward to continued partnership in the march toward 4 million acres kept pure! Read more » Facts for FAQs
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