The 11th annual E-Scrap Conference — held this week in Orlando, Florida — concluded with a debate on the pros and cons of potential national legislation on electronics recycling. Electronics Recycling News
The Consumer Electronics Association announced the winners of the second CRT Challenge, both of which propose processing CRT glass into products to manage nuclear waste. Electronics Recycling News
Toyota has set a series of goals to eliminate almost all of its carbon emissions — from its new vehicles, production and plants — over the next 35 years. The Toyota Environmental Challenge 2050, which aims to cut water use and CO2 emissions, and reduce the negative environmental impact of ...
The company acts as a broker for recycling companies that receive discarded plastic bottles from individuals in underprivileged communities, encouraging recycling and creating jobs A recent list of 100 of the world’s most compassionate business leaders was topped by the usual suspects: Paul Polman, Richard Branson, Muhammad Yunus and Elon ...
September's R2 Update Newsletter featured more information on SERI's recent ANSI accreditation as a standards development organization, as well as an article advocating the importance of internal audits. In this issue: SERI's standard development process earns ANSI accreditation Additional R2 Implementation Guide modules available on SERI website Why executives should embrace ...
TO PLACATE shareholders and shoppers, American companies are promising to use more recycled materials in their products. It’s a nice idea, but surprisingly hard to achieve. Coca-Cola committed to using at least 25% recycled plastic in its containers by 2015, but revised this downwards owing to scarce supply and high ...
Boulder, Colorado - SERI (Sustainable Electronics Recycling International) is pleased to announce that as of September 1, 2015 its R2 standards development process has been accredited by ANSI, the American National Standards Institute. The accreditation is an affirmation that SERI's process is consistent with ANSI's Essential Requirements for Due Process, ...
Eco International agrees to move stockpile and pay fine By Bobby Elliott, E-Scrap News October 15, 2015 read more
Dallas has agreed to build a new material recovery facility (MRF) to process and market up to 120,000 tons of recycling material annually. read more on Waste360
The imaging industry has been waiting since June. However it was all over in an hour. On October 2, 12 judges sat for a historic full bench, “en banc” hearing over the ongoing patent right dispute between Lexmark International and Impression Products in Washington DC, USA. Read the full story ...
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