In the November 23-29 edition of the Mirror, Anna Cummins wrote about the perils of e-waste (discarded computers, VCR’s, etc.). For those of you who didn’t make it to Wild Oats to recycle your e-waste, and don’t want the guilt of poisoning the planet, you can contact SoCal Computer Recyclers., Inc. in Harbor City, at 310.626.8180 or www.socalrecyclers.com.
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