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UK implementation
Categorisations of WEEE
Overview
Directive revisions
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Overview
- European Community
- Directive Directive (European Union)
- Waste electrical and electronic equipment Electronic waste
- RoHS Directive Restriction of Hazardous Substances Directive
- European Law
- Collection Waste collection
- Recycling
- Recovery Resource recovery
- Electrical goods Home appliance
- Per annum
- Manufacturers Manufacturing
- Material
- Market Market (economics)
- European Council
- Wheelie bin Waste container
Directive revisions
- European Parliament
- EU member states Member state of the European Union
Member state implementation
- Fee Electronic Waste Recycling Fee
Categorisations of WEEE
- Lamps Electric lamp
- Household appliances
- Musical equipment
- Toys Toy
- Sports equipment
- Medical devices Medical device
- IT Information technology
- Telecommunication equipment Telecommunications equipment
UK implementation
- Uninterruptible power supplies
- Lead–acid batteries
- Cathode-ray tubes Cathode-ray tube
- Computer monitors Computer monitor
- Fluorescent tubes Fluorescent tube
- Backlights Backlight
- Thin-film transistors Thin-film transistor
- Polychlorinated biphenyl
- Fridges Fridge
- Freezers Freezer
- Chlorofluorocarbon
- Waste Framework Directive
- Waste hierarchy
- Re-use
- Reduce, Reuse, Recycle
- Per capita
- Royal Society of Arts
- Canon Canon Inc.
- South Bank
- Eden Project
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Important terminology
directive equipment weee electrical waste electronic european eu recycling 2012 line 2005 19 black collection compliance goods uk market hazardous
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