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| Resources Last modified: March 22, 2019 back |
 Visit Silicon Valley Toxics Association's ECCC page: Just Say No to E-Waste: Background Document on Hazards and Waste from Computers |
 Materials for the Future Foundation publications |
| National
Recycling Coalition The National Recycling Coalition has formed an Electronics Recycling Advisory Council to help craft new electronics policies favoring reuse and recycling. Periodic on-line "chats" serve as a national forum where people across the country can dialogue about issues and solve problems. |
Institute
for Local Self-Reliance Plug into Electronics Reuse by Brenda Platt and Jennifer Hyde 1997, 47 pages - $15.00 This report provides contact information on 150 computer recovery facilities as well as in-depth profiles of the operating experiences of 13 that focus on computer reuse. Operations profiled are all replicable and many are interested in starting similar enterprises in other cities. |
| The
Silicon
Valley Toxics Coalition
is taking the lead on the Clean Computer Campaign. |
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| Other key partners include: | |
| Repair,
Resale and Reuse Council (CRRA) Contact: Ann Schneider (650) 962-0404 |
Materials
for the Future Foundation Contact: Sheila Davis (415) 561-6530 |
| Greenpeace | Center
for a New American Dream |
| The Calvert Group | GrassRoots Recycling Network |
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