- E-cycling Central
 - E-cycling electronic waste is critical for preserving landfill space and for ensuring that hazardous materials used to make electronics are properly disposed. Click on your state to find reuse, recycling, and donation programmes across the U.S. - Computer TakeBack Campaign
- Working to make consumer electronics manufacturers and brand owners to take full responsibility for the life cycle of their products, through effective public policy requirements or enforceable agreements.
 WEEE Man
- Seven meter tall, 3.3 ton sculpture made from the amount of waste electrical and electronic products that an average U.K. citizen throws away in their lifetime.- Just Say No to E-waste: Background Document on Hazards and Waste from Computers
- List toxic substances commonly found in computers and possible strategies for handling them as waste.
- eWaste Guide
- Knowledge resources for e-waste recycling focussing on developing and transition countries. Site provides case studies of countries including Switzerland, India, China, and South Africa, as well as statistics of e-waste materials, news, and discusssion forum.
- GreenFund Network, The
- Association of businesses, groups, and individuals involved in conservation and resource management through printer cartridge recycling.
- IT and Environment Initiative
- Describes a project working to understand and manage the effects of information technology on environmental issues including the production, use, and disposal of computers.
- Plug Into Recycling
- Information on how to handle waste electronics from the Minnesota Office of Environment Assistance.
- Toxic Dude
- Campaign to make computer producers responsible for the safe design, manufacturing, and recycling of their equipment.
- Charitable Recycling Program
- Refurbishes cell phones and sends them to people in need in the U.S. and emerging countries, disposing of unusable phones in an ecologically sounds manner.
- National Electronics Product Stewardship Initiative (NEPSI)
- Created to bring stakeholders together to develop solutions to the issue of electronic products management.
- Electronic Product Management
- Information on e-waste and electronics recycling from the California Integrated Waste Management Board.
- Western Electronic Product Stewardship Initiative (WEPSI)
- Addressing the environmental, health, and waste impacts of electronics.
- Fight Against E-Waste, The
- Guide to e-waste discusses the problem of non-biodegradable waste in landfills and posts news and opportunities for recycling electronic products.
- Carnegie Mellon: Computer Recycling Resources and Research
- Includes reports and research from the Green Design Initiative.
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