Electronics

Go Green with EPEAT Conference Call

The Northwest Product Stewardship Council, US EPA Region 10 and the Northeast Recycling Council, Inc. sponsored a presentation in August 2006 to introduce the Electronic Product Environmental Assessment Tool (EPEAT).

Letter from Solid Waste Association of North America noting support for electronics product stewardship (PDF, 123KB).

Solid Waste Association of North America. June 17, 2004. 

Go Green with EPEAT Conference Call

The Northwest Product Stewardship Council, US EPA Region 10 and the Northeast Recycling Council, Inc. sponsored a presentation in August 2006 to introduce the Electronic Product Environmental Assessment Tool (EPEAT).

King County Take it Back Network

The King County Take it Back Network, formerly the Computer Recovery Project, has been providing the residents and small businesses of King County with reuse and recycling options for their used computer equipment since July of 2000.

E-Cycle Washington

The Electronic Product Recycling Law, Chapter 70.95N RCW, requires the manufacturers of computers, monitors and TVs (called covered products) to provide environmentally sound recycling of unwanted TVs, monitors, computers and laptops to residents, small businesses, small governments, special purpose districts and charities at no char

The Northwest Product Stewardship Council has produced a series of fact sheets highlighting the initial results of the E-Cycle Washington Program.

• E-Cycle Washington is a "smash hit" (PDF file, 672KB), this factsheet provides a quick look at the accomplis

Electronic product stewardship: E-Cycle Washington (PDF)

Washington's electronics stewardship program has recycled over 385 million pounds of electronics, from 300 collection sites, 2009-2018. NWPSC handout, October 2018

Preliminary Analysis of E-Cycle Programs in Washington and Oregon. 

In March 2010, the Northwest Product Stewardship Council produced a report (PDF, 2.75MB) covering the first nine month