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Computer Donations and Recycling: ERA Announces Grand Opening of Computer and Electronics Depot, Located in Vancouver

ERA announces grand opening of its first of a kind in British Columbia, Computer and Electronics Depot, located downtown Vancouver. The Electronic Recycling Association of Alberta and British Columbia, is proud to bring the system currently in place in Calgary, Edmonton and Toronto to British Columbia's Vancouver. This new depot will enable residents and businesses to donate their old laptops, computers, and servers, and at the same time, recycle any unusable equipment.

Vancouver, BC (PRWEB) February 24, 2007 -- ERA announces grand opening of its first of a kind in British Columbia, Computer and Electronics Depot, located downtown Vancouver.

The Electronic Recycling Association of Alberta and British Columbia, is proud to bring the system currently in place in Calgary, Edmonton and Toronto to British Columbia's Vancouver.

This Computer and Electronics Depot location will serve the businesses and individuals in Vancouver as a point to drop off and deliver old computer and electronic equipment for donations and recycling.

A large city wide program is going to be established with the depot acting a hub for thousands of old computers, laptops and electronics destined into landfills or inceration otherwise.

Now old computers can be possibly given a new life through ERA's donation and reuse programs. Many local charities, non profit groups and low income communities will benefit from this program. Refurbished computer equipment is put back into the community, locally and abroad.

E.R.A Director Bojan Paduh, a young entrepreneur from Calgary said: "E-waste is the fastest-growing type of waste thrown out by corporations as the IT industry updates products faster and faster. A new PC is now obsolete in two years and millions of them end up on landfill waste sites each year. It is just right that this waste is put under control"

E.R.A's priority is to reuse as many PCs and electronics as possible. Mr Paduh explained: "Reuse means the hazardous materials are not being let loose to do their worst and less new raw materials need to be extracted from the earth to make the next generation of computers and other electronic goods.

Because we concentrate on Re-using your old equipment we can substantially reduce our clients recycling bills and also benefit their corporate social responsibility profile through our socially responsible programs."

The location for ERA's Vancouver Computer and Electronics Depot is #38 East 69th Avenue, Vancouver, and the grand opening ceremony is scheduled for April.

Companies and individuals from Vancouver and area can already contact ERA to donate, remarket or recycle your surplus, excess, or obsolete computer equipment at www.era.ca or toll free at 1-877-9-ewaste or locally at 604-215-4483

Donations can be made is person by delivery items to

#38 East 69th Avenue, Vancouver

or for large donations, ERA offers a pickup service, and you can schedule a pickup directly from ERA's website at:

www.era.ca

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BOJAN PADUH
Computer Donations and Recycling of British Columbia Assn.
604-215-4483
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