Computers and WEEE Recycling
Do any of you computer users out there consider what happens to your computers or WEEE (Waste Electrical & Electronic Equipment) when you have finished with it?
If you operate a business in Europe it is now law to recycle your electrical equipment under the WEEE and RoHS Directives.
The volume of Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment discarded each year by householders and businesses is rapidly rising. Here is an overview of the problems we will face if we continue sending WEEE to landfill and an introduction to some of the hazardous materials contained in WEEE. - Why you should recycle WEEE.
Click here to find out further information regarding Computer Recycling, where you can search for a computer recycler in your area and place a tender for a computer recycling collection – all completely free.
Click here for further information regarding WEEE and WEEE Compliance.
If you operate a business in Europe it is now law to recycle your electrical equipment under the WEEE and RoHS Directives.
The volume of Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment discarded each year by householders and businesses is rapidly rising. Here is an overview of the problems we will face if we continue sending WEEE to landfill and an introduction to some of the hazardous materials contained in WEEE. - Why you should recycle WEEE.
Click here to find out further information regarding Computer Recycling, where you can search for a computer recycler in your area and place a tender for a computer recycling collection – all completely free.
Click here for further information regarding WEEE and WEEE Compliance.
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