Hewlett-Packard Standard 007-2 Vendor Requirements for Hardware Recycling (October 13, ... - 0 views
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Dell's Recovery and Waste Disposition Channels Environmental Guidelines (December 2005) - 0 views
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Closing the Loop Electronics Design to Enhance Reuse/Recycling Value. Green Electronic... - 0 views
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Recycling Industry Operating Standard (RIOS), Institute of Scrap Recycling Industries (... - 0 views
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Recycler Qualification Process - Canada - 0 views
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Guidance Document, Environmentally Sound Recycling of Electronics - Canada - 0 views
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Electronics Recycling Standard - Canada - 0 views
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Add Interim Project Group Ontario Electronic Stewardship. Final Waste Electrical & Electronic Equipment (WEEE) Program Plan
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Add Interim Project Group GUIDE FOR ORGANIZATIONS THAT WANT TO SET UP CENTRES FOR DISASSEMBLING AND SORTING END-OF-LIFE IT EQUIPMENT.
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Technical Report on the Assessment of E-Waste Management in Morocco - 0 views
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Guidelines for Environmentally Sound Management of Electronic Waste - Central Polution ... - 0 views
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Tools for Environmentally Sound Management - 0 views
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Working Group on Waste Prevention and Recycling - 0 views
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Guidance Manual for the Implementation of the OECD Recommendation C(2004)100 on Environ... - 0 views
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NRDC: Lowering the Cost of Play - 0 views
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Today, more than 40 percent of all homes in the United States contain at least one video game console. Recognizing that all that gaming could add up to serious demand for electricity, NRDC and Ecos Consulting performed the first ever comprehensive study on the energy use of video game consoles and found that they consumed an estimated 16 billion kilowatt-hours per year -- roughly equal to the annual electricity use of the city of San Diego. Through the incorporation of more user-friendly power management features, we could save approximately 11 billion kWh of electricity per year, cut our nation's electricity bill by more than $1 billion per year, and avoid emissions of more than 7 million tons of CO2 each year. In this November 2008 issue paper, NRDC provides recommendations for users, video game console manufacturers, component suppliers and the software companies that design games for improving the efficiency of video game consoles already in homes as well as future generations of machines yet to hit the shelves.
Basel Action Network (BAN) Electronics Recycler's Pledge of True Stewardship - 0 views
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