Sentence examples for electronic waste regulation from inspiring English sources
Funded by the UK government's Technology Strategy Board with a view to help industry conform to European electronic waste regulation, the National Physical Laboratory (NPL), In2Tec and Gwent Electronic Materials have devised an adhesive that helps manufacturers take apart electronic circuit boards and reuse their components to make new components.
New legislation (Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment WEEEE) Regulations 2004) concerning electrical and electronic waste disposal is outlined, with particular reference to the topic of Smart Clothes and Wearable Technology.
Illegal management of electronic product (e-product) from cradle to grave poses a huge threat to human and the environment, and the significant increases of electronic waste (e-waste) have violated the targets of previous regulations.
Electronic waste processing has resulted in considerable environmental and occupational PCB exposure at electronic waste sites around the world.
The Federal Correctional Institution in Elkton, Ohio, stopped recycling electronic waste in 2008.
A worker dismantles electronic waste in Guiyu, southern China.
Do you worry about electronic waste you generate?
In the eVOLV process, motherboards from electronic waste are cleaned.
Since 1997, it has accepted contracts for recycling computer monitors, televisions, printers and other electronic waste.
New legislation would prohibit American companies from exporting hazardous electronic waste to developing nations.
The Obama administration, more than any of its predecessors, has strengthened oversight of electronic waste.
