Toxic Aircraft Carrier Dangerously Drifting After Weeks at Sea
NGOs Demand that Brazil Allows the São Paulo to Dock. Three weeks have passed since the toxic aircraft carrier SÃO PAULO came back to Brazil.
Turkey Demands New Survey of Massive Toxic Warship Before Import
Ankara, Turkey. August 23, 2022. The Brazilian government and Sok Denizcilik Tic.Ve Ltd.Sti (SOK) of Aliaga, Turkey, the buyer of the Aircraft Carrier SÃO PAULO, was sent scrambling on 9 August, when Turkish authority Eyüp Karahan General Director of Environmental Management, on behalf of Minister Çevre Yönetimi Genel Müdürü, sent a letter to the Brazilian …
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Government Publishes Policy Proposals on Measures to Address Scrap Metal Theft – for Public Comment
Draft Policy Proposals on Measures to Restrict and Regulate Trade in Ferrous and Non-Ferrous Metals Waste, Scrap and Semi-Finished Ferrous and Non-Ferrous Metal Products to Limit Damage to Infrastructure and the Economy
eWASA Appoints Packaging Executive for Section 18 EPR
The e-Waste Association of South Africa (eWASA) is proud to announce the appointment of Adri Spangenberg as Packaging Executive, with effect from 1 July 2022. “In order for us to be compliant with the National Environmental Management: Waste Act and the Industry Waste Management Plan (IWMP) whereby manufacturers, wholesalers, retailers, and distributors of electrical and …
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Environmental Groups Claim that New Rules Restricting Plastic Trade are being Ignored
Plastic trade regulations are being ignored.
eWASA News – EPR Regulations Update
“Hazardous Waste Electric and Electronic Equipment” (lamps) and “Lead Acid Batteries” have been prohibited from being disposed to landfill since August 2016 and “Hazardous Waste Electric and Electronic Equipment” (other) is prohibited from being disposed to landfill from August 2021.
eWASA News – 27 May 22
“Hazardous Waste Electric and Electronic Equipment” (lamps) and “Lead Acid Batteries” have been prohibited from being disposed to landfill since August 2016 and “Hazardous Waste Electric and Electronic Equipment” (other) is prohibited from being disposed to landfill from August 2021.
eWASA News – 13 May 2022
“Hazardous Waste Electric and Electronic Equipment” (lamps) and “Lead Acid Batteries” have been prohibited from being disposed to landfill since August 2016 and “Hazardous Waste Electric and Electronic Equipment” (other) is prohibited from being disposed to landfill from August 2021.
10 Answers to Frequently Asked e-Waste Questions
These FAQs may just answer some of your most burning e-waste questions – we cover recycling, refurbishing and re-use topics.
eWASA News – 6 May 2022
“Hazardous Waste Electric and Electronic Equipment” (lamps) and “Lead Acid Batteries” have been prohibited from being disposed to landfill since August 2016 and “Hazardous Waste Electric and Electronic Equipment” (other) is prohibited from being disposed to landfill from August 2021.