Electrical retailers join forces to meet WEEE regulations

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Electrical retailers' decision to form a consortium to tackle the problem of recycling unwanted electrical products, is presented. This is in accordance with the new Waste Electricals and Electronic Equipment Directive (WEEE) regulations.

Electric equipment industry, Electric equipment, Waste management, Independent regulatory commissions

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New consumer credit regulations

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Details Highlights of new consumer credit advertisement regulations, a renovation an amendment to present Consumer Credit Act 2006, with relation to advertisements are presented.

United Kingdom, Consumer credit, Domestic policy

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WEEE Man to be erected on South Bank

Article Abstract:

Plans to erect a sculpture of WEEE Man on the South Bank in London is discussed. The sculpture represents the waste electronic and electrical equipment produced by man.

Design and construction, Portrayals, Sculpture, Electronic waste

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