Re: ECycle in Atlanta

[Jonathan Black via NANOG <nanog () lists nanog org>]

NANOG has partnered with Compudopt in the past.  They take consumer desktop
equipment and redistribute it in under-resourced communities.

Compudopt. We provide free computers and programming!
<https://www.compudopt.org/>


Jonathan Black
Executive Director, NANOG
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On Wed, Apr 22, 2026 at 2:41 PM heasley via NANOG <nanog () lists nanog org>
wrote:

> > we have this problem coming up in seattle/portland as we move from one
> > colo to another.  are there known channels to give to education?
>
> portland: green century recycling; also accepts sealed batteries and LED
> bulbs (fee)
> portland metro transfer stations: accept batteries of any kind, paint,
> chemicals, etc free for residents, fee for resident companies
> bellingham: 1pc electronics recycling; also accepts sealed batteries
>
> afaik, OR has a state-wide e-recycling program.  search the state sites
> for more info.
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