Text Box:   Banned E-Waste as of Jan. 1, 2012    The State of Illinois now ban In the state of Illinois the following 17 electronic items are banned from landfills: .. Televisions .. Monitors .. Printers ,. Computers (including tablet computers) .. Electronic keyboards .. Fax machines .. Videocassette recorders .. Portable digital music players 2 .. Digital video disc players .. Video game consoles .. Small scale servers .. Scanners .. Electronic mice .. Digital converter boxes .. Cable receivers .. Satellite receivers .. Digital video disc recorders   Local E-waste recyclers East Peoria Creative Recycling SysteCre Creative Recycling of Illinois, LLC: 2232 E. Washington St.; (630) 752-0056 Eureka Creative Recycling Systems of Illinois, LLC: 200 Moody St.: (630)752-0056 *Source: www.ILewaste.com . televisions . monitors . printers . computers (including tablet s . electronic keyboards . fax machines . videocassette recorders . portable digital music player . digital video disc players . video game consoles . small scale servers . scanners . electronic mice . digital converter boxes . cable receivers . satellite receivers . digital video disc recorders   E-waste recyclers East Peoria Creative Recycling Systems of Illinois, LLC:  2232 E. Washington St.; (630)752-9696   Eureka Creative Recycling Systems of Illinois, LLC; 200 Moody St.; (630)752-0056   Peoria Advanced Technology Recycling:  8202 N. University St.; (815)844-7779 Goodwill Industries of Central Illinois:  2319 War Memorial Dr.; 694-9060 (excerpted from Journal Star)         Text Box: Dates of Interest   2/2/2012 – World Wetlands Day   3/22/2012 – World Water Day   3rd wk. of April– Earth Day      4/27/2011 – IL Arbor Day Last week of April – TV turnoff week   2nd week of May – Nat’l. Be Kind to Animals Week   2nd week of May – World Fair Trade Day   6/5/2012 – World Environment Day     Latter part of June – Great American backyard Campout   Sept. 22 – World Carfree Day Campaign   1st week of Oct. – Junk Mail Awareness Week   11/15/2012. – America Recycles Day                                                        Conservation Department