Hawaiʻi’s primary e-waste collector, E-Opala, has reached its manufacturer reimbursement limit for 2026, leaving the state with no clear plan for disposing of electronic waste during the final five months of the year.
Hawaiʻi’s primary e-waste collector, E-Opala, has reached its manufacturer reimbursement limit for 2026, leaving the state with no clear plan for disposing of electronic waste during the final five months of the year.