Tech industry challenges e-cycling programs - EDN - 0 views
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Amy Cade on 28 Sep 09The high-tech industry is starting to fight back against what it calls onerous e-waste recycling bills.
computers, televisions and monitors
Contents contributed and discussions participated by Amy Cade
International Electronics Recycling Congress Scheduled for January - Recycling Today Ma... - 0 views
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The 9th International Electronics Recycling Congress (IERC), organized by the Swiss company ICM AG, will be held January 20-22, 2010 at the Salzburg Congress Center in Austria.
Green Phone Company Launches Search For Top TV Talent - 0 views
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Cheshire, UK (PRWEB) September 18, 2009 -- A search has been launched today to find 10 talented TV hopefuls to star in a major television advertising campaign to promote mobile phone recycling.
International regulations and treaties on electronic waste (e-waste) - 0 views
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Just the abstract. Written by Sunil Herat
A new way to recycle old phones for, sometimes, cash - 0 views
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Today NextWorth, of Lawrence, Mass., which describes itself as a consumer electronics trade-in company, unveiled a program to receive old cell phones and other devices and pay out cash for them if they're still usable, or responsibly recycle them if they're not.
NCER- Collection data - 0 views
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A project by NCER that calculates the collection of certain e-waste in states per capita
The SCORE Report - 0 views
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SCORE is an annual report in Minnesota that gives data on Recycling and waste management for that year
How to hold an e-waste collection event in California - 0 views
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Provided by the Califorinia Department of Toxic Substances Control
Electronics Recycling Resources for West Virginia Consumers - 0 views
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This NCER short report gives a good summary of collection centers specifically in West Virginia but there is also a section on the collection facilities on a national level.
The Information Technology Industry Council (ITI) and CEA's lawsuit against New York - 0 views
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The Information Technology Industry Council (ITI) and the Consumer Electronics Association (CEA) have filed a lawsuit challenging New York City Local Laws 13 and 21 of 2008 and the implementing regulation, created by the City Department of Sanitation (DSNY) (Door to door collection of electronics by the manufacturers)
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