Noble Earth Recovery

01/29/2026

We aren’t done talking about this yet!

Region M’s funding is not generated from a tax, but from a “tipping fee” based on the amount of waste going into landfills like the one we have in Lamar. This fee is considered public funds. So why should our public funds be used to go ‘fix’ an abandoned landfill across the state that the county sold and that owner resold and finally determined nobody wants to deal with it. This is OUR funding to use for grants for our recycling centers, recycling companies, and other programs here in southwest MO.

We understand helping our neighbors, but this isn’t what the tipping fee / public funds are intended for. For 30 years, the funding generated here has been overseen here and governed by a board of directors that consists of county commissioners, city administrators, and other elected and appointed officials.

We’re not giving up. Region M will continue to oppose HB2761. We have partnered with our communities for decades and intend to continue to do so!

But we need your help. A sample letter of opposition is pinned in the comments. Please consider providing online testimony for the hearing.

Testimony Link:

https://witness.house.mo.gov/Default.aspx?bill=HB2761¬iceid=11055

07/28/2025

So close getting power out at Noble Earth Recovery new property.

12/18/2023

https://youtu.be/Qj0R5ZHoWEY?si=TcZODkYi-rvwCgKl

🔧 Dive deep into the heart of technology with me as we embark on an exciting hard drive tear-down journey! 💻 In this video, I'll be breaking down the hard ...

09/20/2023

Hello Recycling Community,

I am proud to bring you a whole new project that Noble Earth Recovery LLC. is lucky to take on. From here depends on the confidence that we can build up to start a Youtube channel. LOL never would of thought anything like this 7 years a go. Here Noble Earth Recovery is presenting you the adventure of recycling a billboard from a local casino that I have helped recycle their electronics since day one, 7 years ago when I started Noble Earth Recovery. It is definitely one of the biggest electronic recycling projects, and we are excited to share it and show why we love what we do.
Thank You very Much, hope everyone enjoys Stage 2 of the Casino Electronic Billboard teardown and recycled ♻

05/02/2023

Most people don't know about electronic recycling, so it feels good being able to finely in my year 6 be able to get a good-looking cargo trailer with my logo on it to safely transport the electronic waste, at the same time I can educate people with the traveling bill board.

07/08/2022

Needing help maintaining the everyday duties at the shop. I am looking for someone that will be able to lift
80 lbs. plus at times, unloading and loading electronic waste to be processed and to be able to organized it in its right area.
I am needing someone that is dependable, hard-working, and has their own transportation.
If you are experienced in scraping and recycling metal, has their own cordless power drill, I can start you out at $11.50 per hour and move you to $12 per hour after 30 days of not missing work. $11 Per hour for someone with no experience and no drill, however, I will advance your pay once to determine your countability and willingness to learn and grow with the duties.

05/12/2022

Noble Earth Recovery 2nd Stage

It's been a while since we have posted anything, and here is a short clip of what we have been up to. We just don't collect your electronics here at Noble Earth Recovery anymore, but we have been able to take it a step further and recover the metals from the waste to send to the refinery for father processing. We want to thank everyone for the support and is much appreciated.

05/12/2022

Its been a while since we hoave posted anything and some of you might be cuirous what we are up to. Here is a small clip of us recoverying the metals from circuit boards and computer connection ends.

11/19/2021

Grand opening of Noble Earth Recovery Stage 2 coming soon

10/31/2021

Needing help maintaining the everyday duties at the shop. I am looking for someone that will be able to lift
80 lbs. plus at times, unloading and loading electronic waste to be processed and to be able to organized it in its right area.
I am needing someone that is dependable, hard-working, and has their own transportation.
If you are experienced in scraping and recycling metal, has their own cordless power drill, I can start you out at $12.00 per hour and move you to $13 per hour after 90 days of not missing work. I will advance your pay once to determine your countability and willingness to learn and grow with the duties.