Achieving　carbon　neutrality　has　become　a　major　national　strategy　for　sustainability,　and　the　recycling　of　recyclable　resources　is　an　important　direction　toward　doing　so.　Due　to　the　huge　amounts　of　recyclable　resources　generated　every　year　and　the　low　recycling　rate,　a　new　Internet　recycling　model　with　great　potential　to　increase　the　recycling　rate　has　developed　rapidly　in　China.　However,　low　participation　from　residents　hinders　the　sustainable　development　of　Internet　recycling.　Through　this　study,　we　aim　to　uncover　potential　avenues　for　improving　Internet　recycling　behavior.　The　factors　influencing　Internet　recycling　from　the　perspective　of　new　technologies　have　scarcely　been　investigated.　Therefore,　this　study　used　the　Unified　Theory　of　Acceptance　and　Use　of　Technology　theoretical　framework　to　explore　the　factors　influencing　residents＇　intentions　and　behavior　toward　Internet　recycling.　A　questionnaire　survey　was　conducted　with　500　residents　of　Beijing,　China,　and　empirical　analysis　was　conducted　using　the　structural　equation　model.　The　results　indicated　that　social　influence　and　performance　expectancy　significantly　influence　residents＇　intentions　to　participate　in　Internet　recycling,　whereas　effort　expectancy　and　perceived　risk　do　not.　Facilitating　conditions　and　behavioral　intentions　were　identified　as　influential　factors　for　use　behavior.　Relevant　recommendations　for　promoting　residents＇　Internet　recycling　behavior　were　proposed.