An investigation found British e-waste made its way illegally to African nations for disposal
Fourteen defendants will face court accused of breaking WEEE rules over the export of electrical waste
Action on e-waste will be driven by those that care, in spite of the watering down of the EU’s directive…
The EU Council has lowered e-waste targets from the 85 percent proposed by the European Parliament
The PAS 141 specification, coming from BSI, turns WEEE waste into re-usable kit
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European countries should collect 85 percent of their e-waste by 2016, according to a new WEEE directive
Nokia confirms it will offer dual charging options, following moves by the EC to establish a “universal charger”
Comtek is offering a vital lifeline for Nortel customers after it opened a state of the art telecoms repair and…
Rules governing the recycling of old IT equipment have been delayed yet again, after the WEEE directive was pushed back…
The Environmental Protection Agency has added the safe disposal of electronic waste to its list of top priorities
Lack of funding for the UK Environment Agency and Defra could exacerbate the e-waste problem, warn experts
Companies should be more vigilant about tracking where old hardware eventually ends up, according to the Environment Agency and Computer…
The United Nations Environment Programme fears that an anticipated rise in electronics sales in developing nations will mean exponentially increasing…