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Hi Helen and Michelle: Helen, what I'm understanding is that you are in favor of companies utilizing their innovative energies to design systems that will take responsibility for their products and/or packaging. I think I've seen that with some companies like Xerox and Interface that never really sell you their product. They will only lease it to you and then take it back at the end of its useful life to reuse or recycle the still-good parts and pieces. That seems efficient, especially within the commercial sector where there may be a fairly good infrastructure for product support. But how do you respond to the recent report from the Northwest Product Stewardship Council that appears fairly damning of industry led efforts to actually get their e-waste back from computer consumers (see it at http://www.productstewardship.net/PDFs/productsElectroincsManufMail-BackTest <http://www.productstewardship.net/PDFs/productsElectroincsManufMail-BackTes t.pdf> )? -- AC Alex Cuyler Recycling and Solid Waste Specialist City of Eugene Planning and Development Department phone: (541) 682-6830 fax: (541) 682-6806 |
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