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Joining Anthony for this sustainability episode of VETchat by The Webinar Vet is Laura Crehan, Head of Operations at REPIC. REPIC is an industry-leading provider of producer responsibility solutions for waste electrical and electronic equipment (WEEE), batteries and packaging.
In this episode, Anthony and Laura discuss the growing issue of electronic waste (E-Waste). They explore the progress made in E-Waste management over the past 20 years, the challenges of the circular economy, and the importance of prolonging product life. They also highlight consumer responsibility in recycling initiatives and address the issue of illegal dumping. Laura tells us about the successful Cable Challenge aimed at encouraging community engagement in recycling efforts. The discussion emphasises the value of viewing waste as a resource and the potential for future careers in sustainability and recycling.
To register your interest in taking part in next year's International E-Waste Day, please enquire here
For producers looking to understand their obligation, please visit here
Find your nearest electrical recycling point in the
UK here
For further information on an International E-Waste Day on a global level, please visit The WEEE Forum here
By VETchat by The Webinar VetJoining Anthony for this sustainability episode of VETchat by The Webinar Vet is Laura Crehan, Head of Operations at REPIC. REPIC is an industry-leading provider of producer responsibility solutions for waste electrical and electronic equipment (WEEE), batteries and packaging.
In this episode, Anthony and Laura discuss the growing issue of electronic waste (E-Waste). They explore the progress made in E-Waste management over the past 20 years, the challenges of the circular economy, and the importance of prolonging product life. They also highlight consumer responsibility in recycling initiatives and address the issue of illegal dumping. Laura tells us about the successful Cable Challenge aimed at encouraging community engagement in recycling efforts. The discussion emphasises the value of viewing waste as a resource and the potential for future careers in sustainability and recycling.
To register your interest in taking part in next year's International E-Waste Day, please enquire here
For producers looking to understand their obligation, please visit here
Find your nearest electrical recycling point in the
UK here
For further information on an International E-Waste Day on a global level, please visit The WEEE Forum here

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