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Pune produces 10% of state's e-waste - Times of India
Pune produces 10% of state's e-waste
Times of India
The concept of Extended Producer Responsibility under the E-waste (Management and Handling) Rules, 2011, makes it mandatory for manufacturers of electronic and electrical equipment to collect e-waste generated after the expiry of their products.
Producers to be made responsible for collection of e-waste - domain-B
Producers to be made responsible for collection of e-waste
domain-B
"The concept of Extended Producer Responsibility has been enshrined in these rules to make it a mandatory activity for the manufacturers of electronic and electrical equipments," Natarajan said. The minster also said that the rules specified that ...
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Disposal of E-Waste - Press Information Bureau (press release)
Disposal of E-Waste
Press Information Bureau (press release)
The concept of Extended Producer Responsibility has been enshrined in these rules to make it a mandatory activity for the manufacturers of electronic and electrical equipments. Under this the producers are responsible for collection of e-waste ...
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CT making the bed for mattress-recycling rule - Hartford Business
CT making the bed for mattress-recycling rule
Hartford Business
The bill uses an environmental model called extended producer responsibility, EPR, a principle of the broader concept of product stewardship, in which producers take responsibility for reducing their products' environmental impact, CTMirror.org reports ...
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State could become the first to require recycling of mattresses - The Connecticut Mirror
State could become the first to require recycling of mattresses
The Connecticut Mirror
The bill uses an environmental model called extended producer responsibility, EPR, a principle of the broader concept of product stewardship, in which producers take responsibility for reducing their products' environmental impact.
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'Without monitoring, e-waste handling rules may end up in tokenism' - Hindu Business Line
'Without monitoring, e-waste handling rules may end up in tokenism'
Hindu Business Line
The environmental group said that the rules put the onus of e-waste management on manufacturers or brands through the principle of Extended Producer Responsibility, but there is no target or accountability check. As a result, the rules may not be able ...
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'e-waste handling rules need monitoring mechanism' - Hindu Business Line
'e-waste handling rules need monitoring mechanism'
Hindu Business Line
The environmental group said the rules put the onus of e-waste management on manufacturers or brands through the principle of Extended Producer Responsibility, but there is no target or accountability check. As a result, the rules may not be able to ...
How Corporate America Might Just Save Recycling - Forbes
Forbes
How Corporate America Might Just Save Recycling
Forbes
Called Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR), this legislation would essentially set requirements for companies to collect and recycle a certain percentage of the packaging waste they generate, but would leave how they go about doing it up to the ...
ISPA continues to fight EPR bills in states - BedTimes Magazine
ISPA continues to fight EPR bills in states
BedTimes Magazine
The International Sleep Products Association opposes state-level legislation that would require mattress manufacturers to establish and pay for extended producer responsibility programs to recycle used mattresses. And the association recently took ...
New recycling coalition launches - Solid Waste & Recycling
New recycling coalition launches
Solid Waste & Recycling
“We've come together because we're concerned about the human and environmental impacts of throw-away products and packaging,” says Matt Prindiville, associate director of the Product Policy Institute and a co-founder of the new coalition.
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Coalition forms for extended producer responsibility - Plastics News
Coalition forms for extended producer responsibility
Plastics News
The initial organizations that make up CRADLE² include the Product Policy Institute and eight public-interest organizations that have helped pass EPR legislation in the US: the Sierra Club of California, the New York Public Interest Research Group, ...
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Earth day sees launch of coalition to push EPR - Greener Package
Greener Package
Earth day sees launch of coalition to push EPR
Greener Package
“We've come together because we're concerned about the human and environmental impacts of throw-away products and packaging,” says Matt Prindiville, associate director of the Product Policy Institute and a co-founder of the new coalition.
Groups agree on producer responsibility terms - Plastics News
Groups agree on producer responsibility terms
Plastics News
based California Product Stewardship Council; and the Product Policy Institute of Athens, Ga. The groups defined EPR as “a mandatory type of product stewardship that includes — at a minimum — the requirement that the producer's responsibility for their ...
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Groups reach consensus on EPR, packaging terms - Packaging Digest
Packaging Digest
Groups reach consensus on EPR, packaging terms
Packaging Digest
The Product Stewardship Institute, the Product Policy Institute, and the California Product Stewardship Council spent over a year harmonizing concepts and soliciting input from stakeholders from business, government, and public interest organizations ...
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India lays down e-waste management rules - Express Computer
Express Computer
India lays down e-waste management rules
Express Computer
While the recent amendments touch on issues such as Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR), they seem to have overlooked take back targets and a ban on illegal imports. By Venkatesh Ganesh Increasing incidents of malpractice involving electronic ...
Myriad issues await plastics industry in 2012 local legislative sessions - Plastics News
Myriad issues await plastics industry in 2012 local legislative sessions
Plastics News
A number of communities are looking to enact bans on polystyrene takeout containers, several states are considering adopting extended producer responsibility laws, and numerous states — faced with budget problems — are looking to increase their ...
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