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    I pulled the Al off, and recycled the framing with our cans ( Al
    scrap is over 50 cents/lb).  The glass/ silicon I took to a
    computer/ electronics recycling drop off.  Did I do the right thing?
    Never know, but shipping them seems more environmentally damaging
    than the land fill.  Many places recycle electronics, I saw a drop
    off at Best Buy the other day.<br>
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    Ray<br>
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    On 11/30/2011 11:32 AM, Larry Crutcher, Starlight Solar Power
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      type="cite">Take them to Quartzsite, AZ in January. You'll sell
      them in a day. Recycle that junk into cash! 
      <div>Seriously, we often get calls from desert rats (picture some
        occupy wall street types with wiry hair and leathery, dust
        covered skin from dwelling in the desert too long) looking for
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                <div>Larry Crutcher</div>
                <div>Starlight Solar Power Systems</div>
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          <div>On Nov 30, 2011, at 10:17 AM, Allan Sindelar wrote:</div>
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              Over the years we have gathered a collection of failed and
              shattered modules of various brands. It's a collection
              because we haven't wanted them to go into our landfill.
              It's time to get them out of here as our space needs
              increase.<br>
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              What's the sustainable and responsible way to deal with
              them? I'd be willing to remove the aluminum frames where
              possible and ship the rest to a center that would be
              equipped to responsibly recycle the materials, but I don't
              know where to begin. <br>
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              I suspect we're not the only ones facing this, and
              solutions are out there. All suggestions appreciated,
              thank you.<br>
              Allan<br>
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