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Message:	Hello: Did you know that the switch to Digital TV in June 2009 will send tens of millions of old TVs into retirement. Do you know what happens to old TVs you throw away? If not recycled properly, TVs sit in landfills emitting dangerous toxins into the environment. But there is a better way. TakeBackMyTV has made a brand new set of report cards -- letting us know which TV companies recycle their old TVs properly. TakeBackMyTV did all the research, and all you have to do is click here to check out the report cards: http://takebackmytv.com/2009report Thanks!

Press Coverage

Electronics Recycling - Who’s Responsible?

Recycling Today

12-29-09 -- As the lawsuit challenging New York City’s electronics take-back law prepares for opening arguments in mid-January, industry associations and electronics recycling advocates wonder what effect the court’s ruling will have on the future of producer responsibility.

A Green Way to Dump Low-Tech Electronics

The New York Times

06-30-09 -- The Environmental Protection Agency estimates 99.1 million televisions sit unused in closets and basements across the country. Consumer response to recycling has been enormous in states where the laws have taken effect.

LCD and plasma TV sales brighten retail picture

Los Angeles Times

06-29-09 -- Slashed prices, the digital transition and a budget-prompted tendency to spend more time at home motivate consumers to upgrade their televisions.