E-Waste Understanding E-Waste Regulations in Texas March 13, 2026 Liz Cooper TL;DR Texas requires computer and television manufacturers to offer free recycling programs for consumers, enforced through the Texas Commission on…Read more >
Getting ConnectedSocial Impact Why Is My Internet So Expensive in New York? Hidden Fees Exposed March 12, 2026 Liz Cooper TL;DR Internet in New York is expensive because providers pile hidden fees — equipment rentals, installation charges, credit-check deposits, and…Read more >
E-WasteUncategorized Why E-Waste Recycling Is Not Enough to Solve the E-Waste Crisis March 12, 2026 Liz Cooper TL;DR E-waste recycling alone cannot solve the e-waste crisis because the problems start long before a device reaches a recycling…Read more >
E-WasteEnvironmental Impact How Long Should You Keep Old Electronics Before Donating Them? March 12, 2026 Liz Cooper TL;DR: Most computers and laptops hit the donation sweet spot at 3–5 years old — still functional enough to run…Read more >
E-WasteITAD Donate or Trash? How to Dispose of Electronic Devices You Don’t Use Anymore March 11, 2026 Liz Cooper TL;DR: Donating to a certified organization like Human-I-T is the best way to dispose of old electronics—it keeps hazardous materials…Read more >
E-WasteITAD Can You Prove Our Data Is Truly Gone? Understanding Certificates of Data Destruction March 11, 2026 Liz Cooper TL;DR A Certificate of Data Destruction (COD) is a formal document that provides verified, auditable proof that sensitive data on…Read more >
Getting Connected How to Find Cheap Apple Laptops for Nonprofits March 11, 2026 Liz Cooper TL;DR Apple doesn't offer a dedicated nonprofit discount program, and its business account requires a $5,000 minimum spend for a…Read more >
Getting Connected Where to Find the Best Cheap Internet in Houston March 10, 2026 Liz Cooper TL;DR Houston has multiple internet providers with plans starting as low as $30/month, but hidden fees, installation costs, and equipment…Read more >
Getting Connected Where to Get Affordable Internet in Los Angeles March 9, 2026 Liz Cooper TL;DR: More than 325,000 households in Los Angeles County still lack an internet subscription, and most major ISP plans start…Read more >