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Colin Bennett

Wireless charging standard a great boost, but is it good or bad for overall power consu... - 0 views

  • This means, right from the start, we need to consider imposing strict efficiency standards on these technologies to make sure efficiency isn’t abandoned for the sake of convenience. I hope Energy Star is on this case. That said, it’s quite possible that wireless charging will elminate a considerable amount of electronics waste, because we won’t have a lot of wired chargers being sent to the dump. That’s assuming, of course, that manufacturers stop selling wired chargers with the device and require it as a separate purchase.
Hans De Keulenaer

High potential for the environment and the economy on Environmental Expert - 0 views

  • The use of secondary raw materials can for example avoid 1.2 tons of additional carbon dioxide emissions per ton of copper produced. This equals emission savings of 41 percent compared to the so-called primary production.
Colin Bennett

History Of Aluminium Wire - Marketing material - 0 views

  • In order to preserve future generations, the European aluminium industry is actively looking for solutions to manufacture aluminium wire and products with the environment in mind. Their focus is on sustainability, longevity and the preservation of our planet. You can play an active role by recycling where possible and making sure only the highest grade of aluminium is used for production by demanding quality when you buy.
Hans De Keulenaer

New Haven Independent: Copper-Robber Stopper Approved - 0 views

  • The City Plan Commission gave its approval on Wednesday night to a new ordinance amendment on metal recycling in New Haven. The proposal, put forward by Alderwoman Jacqueline James (pictured), would require buyers and sellers of scrap metal to obtain a license from the city and to keep records of all scrap metal transactions.
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