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Amy Cade

Regulating Electrical and Elecronic Waste in China - 0 views

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    China, as the largest producer, consumer and exporter of electrical and electronic (EE) products in the world, is facing great challenges in regulating its growing e-waste as the result of domestic generation and illegal imports from overseas.
Amy Cade

Yes, We Will! Voluntarism in US E-Waste Governance - 0 views

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    In this article e-waste governance in the USA will be explored. More specifically, the voluntary collaborative initiatives that are taken at the federal level, in a context where a general regulatory framework is largely absent, will be examined.
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Industry Responses to EU WEEE and ROHS Directives: Perspectives from China - 0 views

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    This paper investigates the perception of and readiness of companies for implementation of WEEE and ROHS in China.
Joy Scrogum

Government-backed e-waste scheme announced - Australian Information Industry Association, Environmental Protection Heritage Council, Producer Responsibility Organisation - ARN - 0 views

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    The Government has outlined a national framework for e-waste to be developed and set in place for all industry organisations from 2011. In a meeting today [11/5/09], the Environmental Protection Heritage Council (EPHC) confirmed the national e-waste management program will be a consistent national policy regulating the disposal of electronic products in Australia including computers, monitors and TVs.
Joy Scrogum

Press Release: Peak technology body applauds national eWaste scheme - 0 views

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    Sydney, AUSTRALIA - 5 November 2009 - The Australian Information Industry Association (AIIA) welcomes the decision announced by Australia's Environment Ministers through Environmental Protection Heritage Council (EPHC) in Perth today for the creation of a national legislative framework to address eWaste in Australia.
Joy Scrogum

What not to overlook in buying a used PC | Adventures in IT - InfoWorld - 0 views

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    Buying gear on eBay or Craigslist is a great way to save money and spare the planet a little e-waste -- especially if you're technical enough to troubleshoot problems that might frustrate a lesser geek into selling short. But be sure you get everything that should come with the machines you buy, a hard-luck lesson Gripe Line reader Bob recently learned. InfoWorld, 11/16/09.
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