There is growing concern over the growth of e-waste in our landfills. Electronic devices are continually evolving resulting in consumers replacing their older electronics for newer and faster devices. The need to recycle these obsolete products and stop them from being thrown out in the garbage is extremely important, as many electronic products have toxic substances which must be properly disposed of.

More than 140 000 tonnes of computer equipment, phones, televisions, stereos, and small home appliances accumulate in Canadian landfills each year.
- Environment Canada

If our e-waste disposal habits don’t improve by 2010 the number of electronic waste disposed of in our landfills will increase to 206,000 tonnes.
- Environment Canada

75% of all personal computers ever sold are now gathering dust as surplus electronics.
- U.S. National Safety Council

Envirotree's goal is to encourage consumers, corporations, and organizations to recycle all of their obsolete electronic equipment. Recycling e-waste is not an alternative but a necessity for a cleaner, greener environment.