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The UN environment programme's 2012 report, Where are Weee in Africa, says about 220,000 tonnes of electrical and electronic goods were shipped from the EU to west Africa in 2009.

Extended producer responsibility (EPR) has become a dominant policy paradigm for the management of waste electrical and electronic equipment (WEEE) in the last two decades.

With this study, a reverse logistics system is designed for WEEE in Turkey which is one of the fast developing countries in the world.

Water can be contaminated by WEEE in two major ways: via landfills which are not properly designed and via improper recycling, and subsequent disposal of e-waste.

Metals such as Ag, Au, Cu, Pb, Pd, Sn, etc. are dissolved from shredded WEEE in an acidic aqueous chloride electrolyte by oxidizing them with aqueous dissolved chlorine species.

Given that the Electrical and Electronic Equipment sales quantity in China is obviously higher than the formally dismantled WEEE in recent years, the funds collected will be higher than subsidies, and a fund pool will be formed in the early stage.

Characterisation of the misplaced batteries showed that 20% (w/w) of the discarded batteries were discarded as part of WEEE (built-in).

Although there is legislation to encourage e-waste recycling in some parts of the world – including the WEEE initiative in Europe – the UN argues that this alone is insufficient.

We empirically characterize household WEEE stream in order to explore a) the remaining functionality and reuse potential of end-of-life (EoL) products based on the current market conditions, and b) the recycling potential of EoL products based on their material compositions and existing WEEE treatment chain.

To date this is the first paper reporting the presence of BFRs, WEEE-related elements (including REEs) as WEEE precursors present in polymeric FCAs on the European market.

One goal of the new European legislation set out in WEEE Directive 2012/19/UE is the promotion of WEEE re-use schemes.