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Online giants and tech powerhouses in eye of the storm as UK battles e-waste tsunami
Companies such as Amazon and Apple must take more responsibility to help collect, recycle and repair products which are contributing to 155,000 tonnes of waste electricals ending up in UK household bins every year, MPs argue.
26 November 2020

Apple refusal to respond to EAC on environmental sustainability and repairability of its products
Apple refuses to answer MPs’ questions on environmental sustainability and repairability of its products
15 September 2020

Minister questioned on Electronic Waste and the Circular Economy
Environmental Audit Committee hears from DEFRA Minister as it concludes its inquiry on Electronic Waste and the Circular Economy
14 September 2020

Tech companies quizzed on the environmental impact of their products
Environmental Audit Committee seek to understand more about how products can be reused or recycled
10 July 2020

Comment: Material Focus research on electronic waste
Chair comments on Material Focus' research on potential economic savings to be made if UK residents recycled old electronics
24 June 2020

EAC to hold its second public evidence session on e-waste
Committee to hold second public session on part of its inquiry on e-waste
22 June 2020

Organisations involved in collecting and processing e-waste questioned
The Environmental Audit Committee examines electronic waste and the circular economy
8 June 2020

MPs relaunch Electronic Waste & the Circular Economy inquiry
The Environmental Audit Committee has re-launched an inquiry into Electronic Waste and the Circular Economy, looking at how the UK can get to grips with the fastest growing category of waste in the world.
13 March 2020
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