Green Earth Metal Recycling, Inc-Dallas,Texas
4115 South Lamar Street , Dallas, Texas, United States

Green Earth Metal Recycling, Inc. is a family owned, indoor secondary metal recycling company headquartered in Dallas, Texas. Our family has dedicated more than twenty-two years to recycling and community service.We are proud to have kept tens of millions of pounds of scrap metal out of Texas landfills.Come and experience our exceptional customer service. Green Earth Metal Recycling's first priority is to provide you with better than expected service. We customize service solutions for your recycling needs. 

COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT 

Corporate giving is an integral part of the Green Metal Recycling culture. Green Earth Metal Recycling believes it has a responsibility to make our communities stronger, healthier and safer. Through in-kind gifts, donations and employee volunteerism, we focus on:

• Health
• Education
• Social Issues Involving Families
• The Arts and
• Cultural Organizations

You can donate your recyclable scrap to charity. Just ask and we will donate profits from your recyclable scrap to local charities. It has always been our family tradition to add to our community through donations of our time and resources. 

The Institute of Scrap Recycling Industries (ISRI), Washington, says it agrees with the National Conference of State Legislatures (NCSL), which has come out against Congressional attempts to introduce a federal solution to combat metal theft.The NCLS sent a letter earlier this month to Sen. Amy Klobuchar, stating that a federal metals theft law “may preempt some state laws and hinder the work that is underway in the states to battle this problem.”ISRI President Robin Wiener says, “A federal metals theft law is simply unnecessary since all 50 states have already enacted metals theft legislation. Recyclers across the country have worked closely with law enforcement and elected officials to pass strong legislation to effectively address the specific needs of their communities. A federal law would only add a layer of complexity and confusion for federal, state and local law enforcement, prosecutors and recyclers.”Senate Bill 394 was introduced in the 113th Congress in an effort to reduce metals theft. It contained a number of provisions in conflict with state laws while adding a layer of bureaucracy and creating to confusion for stakeholders, ISRI says. No bill has yet been introduced this Congress, but an attempt was recently made to use similar language as part of an amendment offered to the National Defense Authorization Act, the association reports.

In response to this move, NCSL issued its letter June 11, 2015, that mentioned a number of its concerns, including the use of uniform standards. According to the letter, “The current state laws regarding metal theft contain differences, but do so in order to address each state’s particular needs. Uniform standards may lead to confusion rather than clarity regarding whether state or federal laws apply. This may hinder the progress made in enforcing metal theft on a state-by-state basis and may also have a negative effect upon prosecution efforts.”

Green Earth Metal Recycling purchases recyclable computer hardware and peripherals.A certificate of scrap metal destruction will be provided upon request, which states that all data on storage devices has been electronically wiped clean or physically destroyed.

Products we do not buy:

• Hazardous waste (including asbestos)
• PCB/Transformers/Capacitors
• Any CFCs
• Ballasts
• Cylinders or other containers of compressed gas (including propane)
• NiCad-Batteries
• Radioactive materials
• Mercury / mercury switches
• PCB containing materials such as capacitors or light ballasts
• Lead iron pipes
• Sealed containers
• Liquids of any type
• Radioactive materials
• Flammable materials
• Trash, garbage, concrete and other non-recyclable items
• Broken, cracked, or leaking batteries