ViewSonic:
  Monitors include Cathode ray tube, electrical chassis, various circuit boards containing discrete components such as resistors, diodes, transistors, flyback transformers, switches, knobs, and plastic used in the front panel and back cover to protect the monitor. All plastics are identified with a recycling code to make it easy to dispose of the plastic at end of life. All monitors and electronic waste are disposed through ViewSonic's recycling partners, who in turn maximize the re-use of old components before disposal of the unit.
  Although some end users like to dispose of their products themselves, ViewSonic Corporation sponsors customers with Trade-in/Trade-Up program. This program enables any customer to return a working or non-working ViewSonic or Optiquest product and receive credit of new ViewSonic product.  For non working, non-repairable products, ViewSonic shall recycle or dispose them. We shall continue to refurbish the repairable, non-working products and sell them as "Refurbished" in line with our existing procedures.

Lg electronics:
  Lg’s customers take the responsibility for disposing/recycling
of the trash monitors in the USA. Most cities have programs for collecting trash monitors.
  LG has factories around the world, and for the US market, we buy our from China, Korea, Indonesia and Mexico factories.
  We use ships from overseas, and then trucks to move from harbor’s to our warehouse and customers.             Sivu 2... Others