'Weee directive' presentation slideshows

WEEE system in the EU and in Norway

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EAUC Oxford University Tuesday 20 th November 2007

EAUC Oxford University Tuesday 20 th November 2007 Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment Directive Anna Latham, Senior Consultant. Seminar Outline. Background to the legislation How the legislation has been implemented in the UK Implications and considerations for the HFE sector.

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4 th ITU Green Standards Week

4 th ITU Green Standards Week. Introduction of EU & China WEEE regulation and 3R assessment. Title. Author Dr. Lu Chunyang Safety and Environment Department of CTTL-terminal, CATR. 4 th ITU Green Standards Week. Main content. The EU WEEE Directive China WEEE

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Summary

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Datec Technologies Ltd

Datec Technologies Ltd. A Presentation by Jeff Borrman Business Development Director. Who are Datec Technologies?. Internationally Owned Group turnover in excess of $100 million Registered Waste Management Company and Waste Carrier ISO9001-2000 quality certified company

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Waste Matters Regulation, Opportunities & Achievements

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Producer Responsibility for WEEE in the European Union

An overview of legislation and implementation. Producer Responsibility for WEEE in the European Union. Ivo Haenen, WASTE, Advisers on Urban Environment and Development, Gouda, The Netherlands <ihaenen@waste.nl>. Overview of the presentation. Introduction The WEEE Directive

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ELECTRONIC WASTE RECYCLING IN THE EUROPEAN UNION

ELECTRONIC WASTE RECYCLING IN THE EUROPEAN UNION. Michael Lufkin Marten Law Group PLLC. Why Are European Efforts at EWR Relevant to Washington State. EU Legislation relies on similar take-back and producer responsibility principles as new Washington law.

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WEEE Directive Waste from electrical and electronic equipment

WEEE Directive Waste from electrical and electronic equipment. Workshop EU legislation Sofia, 20 April 2006 Willem Canneman. 1. WEEE in a nutshell Introduction. Waste regulation is here to stay and probably grow Transposed in most EU countries by now (except UK and Malta)

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IPR (Individual Producer Responsibility) vs ICT (Individual Collection Targets)

IPR (Individual Producer Responsibility) vs ICT (Individual Collection Targets). Kalev Aavik Attorney at Law Law Office Laus & Partners Legal counsel of EES-Ringlus. IPR meaning, scope, aim.

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WEEE Directive

WEEE Directive. Dmitrij Zarinovs 10114882 Article that I looked at was from European Union Official Journal. About Directive.

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WEEE Directive: Observations & Experiences & Views for a Way Forward

WEEE Directive: Observations & Experiences & Views for a Way Forward. WEEE Dialogue with Council WG: Crowne Plaza Hotel, Brussels, July 7, 2009. Purpose of the WEEE Directive. Preserve, protect and improve quality of environment Divert WEEE from landfill

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WEEELABEX from an inspectorates point of view

WEEELABEX from an inspectorates point of view. Carl Huijbregts Human Environment and Transport Inspectorate (ILT) of the Netherlands. Enforcement subjects of ILT. WEEE directive Notification of producers Reporting of results Waste shipment regulation Illegal shipments

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WEEE Recycling

Working with Thames Security Shredding we can help ensure that you comply with the Weee recycling and dispose of any electrical waste or equipment in the right way. https://thamessecurityshredding.com/weee

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Commercial Shredding Services

Thames Security Shredding offers you Commercial shredding services in Essex. We are committed to ensuring that the confidential information contained in your papers and documents are properly disposed of with our office shredders. https://thamessecurityshredding.com/office-document-shredding-essex

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E-waste Management in German

E waste contains toxic substances and requires proper disposal. Since the start of use of domestic electrical appliances in private households in Germany, the country has been gradually developing its laws governing the management of e-waste.

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E-waste Management in German

German started to use domestic electrical appliances in private households in the early fifties. From then on, the country has been gradually developing its laws governing the management of e-waste.

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Was the equipment purchased before 13th August 2005?

Your original supplier is responsible for the disposal of the waste equipment. Yes. Is the equipment to be disposed of within the scope of the WEEE Directive? 1. Was the equipment purchased before 13th August 2005?. No. Yes. No. You are responsible for the disposal of the waste equipment.

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