E Waste Tracking Articles & Analysis
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The UK’s four environmental agencies are working together to develop an electronic hazardous waste tracking system to replace the current paper-based consignment note system. A website for Hazdoc, similar to the electronic duty of care (Edoc) service, has been made but the service will not be operational until about 2019-20. This follows four events held in June and July across England, ...
Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) today issued a final rule that is a crucial step in the development of a national electronic manifest (e-Manifest) system, which will upgrade the current paper-based system of tracking hazardous waste to an electronic one. ...
For many years Europe was the main market for Eldan Recycling. Today the company has its recycling machines installed in more than 60 countries all over the world. Still, Europe is an important market and Eldan Recycling deliver to several new customers as well as returning customers each year. One interesting project is the delivery and installation of a new complete granulation and separation ...
The manufacturer of recycling equipment Eldan Recycling is proud to announce the delivery of a complete cable recycling plant to Austria. The recycling equipment was delivered some time ago and is now up and running at full production capacity. This recycling plant processes mixed cables, like hard and fine wire as well as power cable, at approx. 2,5 ton per production hour depending on the type ...
The winning ideas are the first step in developing a scalable solution for tracking electronic waste to its final destination and ultimately helping accelerate the adoption of more environmentally sustainable and innovative e-waste practices industry wide. ...
The Environment Agency has begun a pilot project that allows businesses and industry to electronically track the collection, transfer and final destination of their waste to help clamp down on fly-tipping. The three-month Electronic Duty of Care trial is being run by six waste companies in south east England, using mobile computer technology and a web-based tracking system to create and maintain ...
A new EEA report 'Waste without borders in the EU' examines the increase in cross-border waste shipments and the drivers behind them. It also reveals that the number of reported illegal shipments of waste is increasing. But while the European Union can do better in tracking electronic waste as well as other hazardous and problematic 'waste streams', almost all waste generated in the EU that needs ...