Posts Tagged ‘ewaste laws’

Huge Marketing Budget Drives Motorola Droid Sales. Expects to Sell 1 Million Units In 2009.

Huge Marketing Budget Drives Motorola Droid Sales. Expects to Sell 1 Million Units In 2009.
Motorola’s and Verizon Wireless’ $100 million marketing campaign for the Motorola Droid seems to be paying off with strong sales that will likely result in more than 1 million devices being sold by the end of the year. The Droid, the only smartphone currently on the market that uses Google...
December 1st, 2009 | NEWS | Read More

Sheila Davis (Executive Director, Silicon Valley Toxics Coalition SVTC) Addresses The International Electronics Recycling Conference & Expo IERCE 09′

Sheila Davis (Executive Director, Silicon Valley Toxics Coalition SVTC) Addresses The International Electronics Recycling Conference & Expo IERCE 09′
Sheila Davis is the Executive Director of Silicon Valley Toxics Coalition (SVTC) based in Northern California. Silicon Valley Toxics Coalition is a diverse organization engaged in research, advocacy and grassroots organizing to promote human health and environmental justice in response to the rapid...
November 27th, 2009 | WEBINARS | Read More

Meet Ismail Oyekan, Founder, Electronic Waste Journal & Program Director, International Electronics Recycling Conference & Expo (IERCE)

The Electronic Waste journal will periodically interview dynamic personalities, businesses and organizations making news in the electronics waste management industry. Anna Gonzales, a staff writer with the E-waste journal recently met with E-waste journal Founder and  Program Director of the International...
November 21st, 2009 | PROFILE | Read More

California Representative Mike Thompson Calls On Congress To Lead By Example In Handling Its Own E-Waste. Introduces A New Resolution (H.Res.938)

California Representative Mike Thompson Calls On Congress To Lead By Example In Handling Its Own E-Waste. Introduces A New Resolution (H.Res.938)
SAN FRANCISCO – November 20 – Representative Mike Thompson yesterday introduced a resolution that calls on Congress to craft a plan to deal with its own e-waste, only using recyclers certified to the new e-Stewards Standard – the highest in the industry. “In choosing to work only...
November 20th, 2009 | NEWS | Read More

New Research Shows The Average Consumer Has 2.8 Pieces Of Unused, Broken, Or Obsolete Electronics Equipment In Their Home Or Storage Area.

New Research Shows The Average Consumer Has 2.8 Pieces Of Unused, Broken, Or Obsolete Electronics Equipment In Their Home Or Storage Area.
November 19, 2009 The volume of obsolete electronics equipment entering the world’s landfills continues to rise and is expected to reach 73 million metric tons by 2010, placing a significant burden on solid waste management systems.  According to a recent survey of more than 1,000 Americans published...
November 18th, 2009 | NEWS | Read More