EU Government To Enforce E-Waste Recycling

The European Union (EU) recently voted on two electronic waste (e-waste) directives that look as foreign to the United States as driving on the left side of the road. But American electronics manufacturers will have to get used to the new recycling rules if they want to sell their products in Europe. The two legislative mandates expected to become law by 2003 will require manufacturers to take back and recycle their own products and will decrease the amount of toxic ingredients allowed in all appliances. Commonly referred to as WEEE (Waste, Electrical and Electronic Equipment), and RoHS (Restrictions ...

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