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Electronic Recyclers International's John S. Shegerian Addresses State of Texas Allianc... - 0 views
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GALVESTON, Texas, Sep 01, 2009 (BUSINESS WIRE) -- John S. Shegerian, Chairman and CEO of Electronic Recyclers International (ERI), the nation's leading recycler of electronic waste, spoke of the urgent importance of sustainable business practices and the "green collar workforce" today at the State of Texas Alliance for Recycling's (STAR's) 12th annual Recycling & Sustainability Summit.
Attero's founders get their fix from recycling e-waste- The Economic Times - 0 views
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Attero Recycling was born in February 2008. Even before setting up the plant and starting operations, they managed to raise $6.3 million from VC firms NEA-IndoUS Venture and Draper Fisher Jurvetson.
Controversial e-waste generates renewed complaints - Pittsburgh Tribune - 0 views
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An environmental group's outcry on Thursday over removal of electronic waste from a Monroeville warehouse by a controversial recycler could wind up costing warehouse owner Levin Furniture - which just wants to see it disposed of properly.
A Goodwill program trains R.I. workers for positions in recycling electronics | Busines... - 0 views
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The 11 workers at Goodwill are part of a 10-week program designed to train workers for entry-level jobs in recycling what is known as electronic waste, or e-waste. The program, which began in July, trains low-skilled or displaced workers in disassembling electronics and separating the elements inside, sometimes called "de-manufacturing."
News - Commission to discuss recycling loan - Pittsburg, KS - Morning Sun - 0 views
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Southeast Kansas Recycling, Inc. has asked for a loan of $85,700 to institute household hazardous waste and electronic waste disposal programs.
E-recycling will become mandatory | dailyrecord.com | Daily Record - 0 views
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New Jersey, Parrsippany. Under the new state law, electronics manufacturers who don't recycle their products would be subject to fines between $500 and $1,000 per offense.
Computer Recycling, Recycling ewaste, Electronics Recycling | Turtle Wings - 0 views
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A company that picks up electronics, destroys the data, then recycles the part. It has a no landfill policy. The owner was featured in a Washington Post article.
News - Making It: Elizabeth Wilmot Takes Out Your E-Trash - washingtonpost.com - 0 views
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Elizabeth Wilmot's parents, like many from the "Greatest Generation," never let anything go to waste: They saved string and wrapping paper and purchased used cars. So perhaps it's not surprising that Elizabeth, a former international marketing executive, would establish a company dedicated to...
Bringing harmony to electronic waste disposal - 0 views
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Disposal and recycling standards for old computer equipment and other electronic waste must be harmonized for this rapidly growing problem to be dealt with effectively across national borders. An analysis of the current rules and regulations is reported in the latest issue of the International Journal of Environmental Engineering.
Capstone Wireless, LLC is Pleased to Announce That the Non-profit Environmental Watchdo... - 0 views
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Dallas, Texas (PRWEB) September 4, 2009 -- Capstone Wireless, LLC is pleased to announce that the non-profit environmental watchdog Basel Action Network (BAN) has recognized Capstone Wireless as an e-Steward™ electronics recycler, a designation awarded to North American electronics recyclers and asset managers who have been qualified as upholding the highest standard of environmental and social responsibility.
E-Waste System Changes Approaching - 0 views
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MONTICELLO - The way counties dispose of electronic waste is expected to change soon.
New call for e-waste controls - Analysis (ABC Science) - 0 views
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The world needs global standards for the reuse and recycling of electronic goods to curb growing e-waste exports to developing countries, a recent meeting in the Netherlands heard.
EPA catches Monterey Park recycler improperly sending waste to China - SGVTribune.com - 0 views
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A Monterey Park company has been caught by federal officials trying to send 32,000 pounds of hazardous waste from old televisions and computer monitors to China in violation of federal environmental regulations. The company, ZKW Trading, attempted to ship two 40-foot containers filled with cathode ray tubes (CRTs) - the video display parts from televisions and computer monitors that are high in lead content - to Hong Kong
Dell Cuts Emissions, Boosts E-Waste Takeback, Green Power Use - CHIP Green - 0 views
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ROUND ROCK, TX - Dell, which has long had a goal to be the world's greenest technology company, has made some significant improvements in environmental performance for fiscal year 2009, according to its newly released CSR report.
Major Electronics Manufacturers Plan To Help Eliminate E-Waste - GreenandSave - 0 views
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Cisco, Dell, HP, Motorola, Nokia, Research in Motion, Sprint Nextel and Vodafone, as well as Apple, Inc. have stepped in to fulfill this vital service. A new report from Pike Research, who tracks global clean technology trends, notes that with the implementation of these private sector programs, in conjunction with new government regulations on what can end up in landfills, e-waste will begin to be curtailed in 2016, when recycling practices fully catch up with the growth of personal machinery.
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