Wisconsin Senate Bill 107 - 0 views
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Text of the pending Wisconsin e-waste law. This bill passed the WI Senate and arrived in the Assembly Tuesday, 6/16/09. Would require manufacturers of select consumer electronics (computers, printers and video display devices, such as TVs or monitors) to collect and recycle 80 percent of the weight of sold devices beginning in September. Beginning in February 2010, retailers can't sell electronics made by manufacturers that are not registered with WDNR. Manufacturers failing to meet their targets would be subject to a shortfall fee after 2010. Those who exceed their goals may be eligible for recycling credits. (Summary of bill taken from related article in GreenerComputing, 6/16/09.)
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Electronics Recycling Certification May Halt Unethical Practices · Environmen... - 0 views
Initiatives Taken by UAE for Effective E-waste Management - 0 views
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UAE emerges among top 3 countries in the world with the highest number of digitally connected consumers. Having said that, the increase in usage of electronic devices has resulted in a drastic rise in e-waste generation. To address this growing concern, UAE has started doing its bit to manage it more effectively. To know more, have a look at the latest smart trends going on in UAE for e-waste recycling. Also, check out how Veracity World - The Green Industry For E-waste Recycling is contributing towards the betterment of the environment, health and overall well being of citizens in UAE.
How to Make Money Out of Old IT and Electronic Assets - 0 views
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While we can't stop IT technology from taking over the world, there is still something we can do when it comes to the disposal of end of life electronics. If you are concerned about the environment and want to make money out of your e-waste, then these 3 revenue generating ITAEAD (IT & Electronic Assets Disposition) secrets might help.
Why It is Important to Recycle Old IT and Electronic Products - 0 views
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Ever thought about what happens to all the IT and electronic products that you consume and discard? Where do they actually go? They end up in landfills and pose a significant threat to the environment and public health. Knowing the fact, Veracity World has listed out the problems of e-waste and some concrete solutions to tackle the issue. The process of building up an integrated e-waste management is also discussed.
Computers and Electronic Assets Disposal - When and How? - 0 views
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Without the right partner, computers and electronic assets disposal can be a risky endeavour. That in mind, the need for a holistic ITAD management is important. Regardless of the size or industry of your business, you need a defined process and secure procedures for disposing of your obsolete IT assets. To help your business minimize risk, maximize the value of IT assets, and demonstrate environmental responsibility, Veracity World has listed out some of the holistic solutions for IT asset disposition. Let's take a look at these solutions and save the environment from landfills, pollution and hazardous chemicals from e-waste.
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