EPR2 Baseline Report

2001 Conference
Presentations

1999 Conference Summary

1998 Conference Summary

Electronic Equipment Recyclers
Contact List

How to Recycle
Old Computers

The EPR2 Roundtable

Reports on Electronics Recycling

Proposed Legislation

Related Links

Electronic Product Recovery and Recycling (EPR2) Project

A project of the National Safety Council.

The EPR2 Project promotes environmentally safe, responsible, and cost-effective management of electronic equipment that has reached the end of its useful life or no longer meets the needs of its original owners. The project will help identify and prioritize ways to overcome market, economic, regulatory, administrative, and institutional barriers to effective management of electronic equipment throughout its life cycle.

The National Safety Council hosted the 2002 Electronic Products Recovery and Recycling (EPR2) Conference March 12-13, 2002, at the Renaissance Hotel in Washington, DC. Some of the presentations from the fifth Electronics Product Recovery and Recycling (EPR2) Conference are now available. There is also an updated version of the attendees contact information.

Some of the presentations from the fourth Electronics Product Recovery and Recycling (EPR2) Conference & Electronics Recycling Summit are still available. There is also that year's attendees contact information.

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