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Joy Scrogum

Characterization and Processing of Plastics from Minnesota's Demonstration Project for ... - 0 views

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    American Plastics Council paper presented at Society of Plastics Engineers Annual Recycling Conference, November 2000; authors Michael M. Fisher, American Plastics Council, Michael B. Biddle, MBA Polymers, Inc., Tony Hainault, Minnesota Office of Environmental Assistance, Douglas S. Smith, Sony Electronics Inc., David J. Cauchi, Consultant, David A. Thompson, Matsushita Electric Corporation of America
Joy Scrogum

Recycling Used Electronics: Report on Minnesota's Demonstration Project - 0 views

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    87 pages; Published July 2001; note that the Minnesota Office of Environmental Assistance (MOEA) is now part of the Minnesota Pollution Control Agency (MPCA)
Joy Scrogum

EPR2 Electronic Equipment Recyclers Contact List - 0 views

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    Listed by state; info. may be out of date in many instances
Amy Cade

News-Owner Of EarthEcycle Speaks Out On Allegations Against Company - 0 views

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    Andy Sheehan of KDKA (Pittsburgh) interviews Jeff Nixon, owner of EarthECycle, an electronics recycling company that is the focus of recent expose by BAN and the Electronics TakeBack Coalition. Nixon denies any wrong doing and expresses his intent to conduct more e-waste fundraising events, such as the one examined in the BAN/ETBC report. (see http://www.ban.org/Library/PittsburghScam.pdf)
Joy Scrogum

Electronics TakeBack Coalition - 0 views

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    The Electronics TakeBack Coalition (ETBC) promotes green design and responsible recycling in the electronics industry. Its goal is to protect the health and well being of electronics users, workers, and the communities where electronics are produced and discarded by requiring consumer electronics manufacturers and brand owners to take full responsibility for the life cycle of their products, through effective public policy requirements or enforceable agreements. ETBC plans to accomplish this goal by establishing extended producer responsibility (EPR) as the policy tool to promote sustainable production and consumption of consumer electronics (all products with a circuit board). The Campaign will focus first on establishing EPR for personal computers.
Verny Gregory

Why Old IT Assets are Real Assets? - 0 views

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    The excitement of buying a new IT electronic device is always great. How about earning great profits by safely disposing out your old IT assets and multiplying this excitement? Reselling your used IT assets to Veracity World will not only maximise your returns but at the same time prove to be a safe move. Have a look at this information before you come to a conclusion!
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