Electronics Disposal and Hazardous Waste Regulations

Electronic waste is a quickly expanding source of environmental pollution around the world. As more computers, peripherals and other forms of electronic equipment reach the end of their life cycles, volume of e-waste rises many times faster than other forms of municipal waste in many countries. The Redemtech Environmental Regulations Database contains regulations, established laws, national decrees, statutes, ordinances and pending legislation on e-waste and environmental matters to help identify and define significant issues. Each item contains information pertaining to regulatory coverage, compliance and status. Links are provided to original documentation for each regulation where English translations are available.

Mounting pressures regarding the environmentally and socially responsible management of e-waste are stirring debate amongst legislators and triggering more stringent laws around the globe. To help you stay on top of ever-changing legislation, Redemtech has developed a library of current and pending regulations and compliance standards which pertain to the environmentally safe disposal of electronics and hazardous waste within our service area including:

• U.S. Federal Legislation
• U.S. State & Municipal Legislation
• Canada Federal and Provincial Legislation
• European Union Federal Legislation
• EMEA Federal Legislation

Also available is the Redemtech Environmental Regulations Database, which contains regulations, established laws, national decrees, statutes, ordinances and pending legislation on e-waste and environmental matters. This downloadable file contains links to original documentation for each regulation where English translations are available.

Mounting pressures regarding the environmentally and socially responsible management of e-waste are triggering more stringent laws around the globe. Redemtech’s E-waste and Environmental Regulations Database delivers information about regulations, directives, national decrees, statutes, ordinances and pending e-waste and environmental legislation.