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3-D Printed Electronics Can Dissolve in Water for Quick Recycling

Researchers at the University of Maryland have reportedly made a breakthrough in the production of environmentally friendly electronic boards and products.

World Economic Forum Releases 25 Facts About Recycling Efforts

Seeking to fill the void with updated information about the current state of global...

Battery Components Made of Packing Peanuts

Engineering inspiration can strike when you least expect it. When researchers at Purdue University...

Best Buy Recycles 1 Billion Pounds of Electric Waste in Six Years

The electronics retailer, Best Buy Co. Inc., announced that the company has recycled 1...

Researchers Use Recycled Car Battery Materials to Make Solar Cells

MIT researchers have proposed a new system that uses recycled car battery materials to make low-cost photovoltaic solar cells. Lead from old car batteries is currently being recycled for new batteries, but the production of new lead-acid batteries will likely decline due to new battery technologies, leaving a surplus of lead.

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E-Waste Recycling Program Launched by Staples

The business-to-business division of Staples is introducing a new service for businesses to recycle...

Guidance on New WEEE Regulations Issued by BIS

The Department for Business, Innovation and Skills (BIS) is preparing businesses for upcoming changes to the WEEE System and guidance on how these new regulations will apply and what businesses will need to do to meet their obligations. The new regulations are scheduled to be in effect on January 1, 2014.

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