Increasing concern for the environment induces a demand for products and processes that do as little damage to the environment as possible. Following a description of current legislation in Germany, the situation of waste is illustrated by the example of appliance scrap. With regard to complex electronic products, recovery of both valuable and harmful materials can only be achieved by means of disassembly. The future requirements of easing the situation of waste disposal are contrasted with the impact on European industry
Received 31.10.2006; accepted in revised form 15.11.2006 Industrial management and organisation Abst...
Increasing recycling rates and well-functioning markets for secondary raw materials are crucial for ...
From the way globally accepted for economic growth representation of evolution of a country related ...
This paper is a discussion of demands on disassembly of waste electronics and electrical equipment a...
Discarded electronic consumer products cause enormous environmental problems as no thought has been ...
The increasing amount of waste in Western Europe is becoming more and more an issue of high importan...
Every year 40 millions tonnes of electronic and electrical waste are generated in the whole world, c...
In industrialized countries, recycling of complex products, such as electronics, is predominantly ba...
As the consequence of the German Packaging Regulations for the first time comprehensive responsibili...
Dieser Beitrag ist mit Zustimmung des Rechteinhabers aufgrund einer (DFG geförderten) Allianz- bzw. ...
Waste electrical and electronic equipment (e-waste) continuously growing and represent an on-going e...
Concerns about the environmental effects of the ‘throwaway society’ are increasingly influencing pol...
As illustrated by the case studies of end-of-life vehicles and waste electric and electronic equipme...
Lasting economizing is the only peaceful possibility for ensuring human life on Earth. Recycling of ...
Abstract This paper estimates the magnitude of worldwide Waste of Electrical and Electronic Equipmen...
Received 31.10.2006; accepted in revised form 15.11.2006 Industrial management and organisation Abst...
Increasing recycling rates and well-functioning markets for secondary raw materials are crucial for ...
From the way globally accepted for economic growth representation of evolution of a country related ...
This paper is a discussion of demands on disassembly of waste electronics and electrical equipment a...
Discarded electronic consumer products cause enormous environmental problems as no thought has been ...
The increasing amount of waste in Western Europe is becoming more and more an issue of high importan...
Every year 40 millions tonnes of electronic and electrical waste are generated in the whole world, c...
In industrialized countries, recycling of complex products, such as electronics, is predominantly ba...
As the consequence of the German Packaging Regulations for the first time comprehensive responsibili...
Dieser Beitrag ist mit Zustimmung des Rechteinhabers aufgrund einer (DFG geförderten) Allianz- bzw. ...
Waste electrical and electronic equipment (e-waste) continuously growing and represent an on-going e...
Concerns about the environmental effects of the ‘throwaway society’ are increasingly influencing pol...
As illustrated by the case studies of end-of-life vehicles and waste electric and electronic equipme...
Lasting economizing is the only peaceful possibility for ensuring human life on Earth. Recycling of ...
Abstract This paper estimates the magnitude of worldwide Waste of Electrical and Electronic Equipmen...
Received 31.10.2006; accepted in revised form 15.11.2006 Industrial management and organisation Abst...
Increasing recycling rates and well-functioning markets for secondary raw materials are crucial for ...
From the way globally accepted for economic growth representation of evolution of a country related ...