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WHAT WE DO

RECYCLE-IT speciaclises in the removal and collection of End Of Lease Assets and E-waste. In most cases E-Waste will be collected FREE OF CHARGE unless special requirements are involved in disposing of the item in an environmentally friendly way. DONT! send your E-waste to the landfill let us RECYCLE-IT.

Why Recycle E-Waste?

Divert hazardous materials from landfill – in addition to the loss of recyclable materials, electronic waste contains hazardous substances such as lead and mercury. When this waste is disposed into landfills, the hazardous substances in this material have the potential to leach into the environment.

Enhance your environmental reputation – by choosing to recycle E-waste, your organisation will be able to enhance its' environmental image but you will have peace

 of mind that your e-waste is being handled in an environmentally responsible manner

SAVE ON DISPOSAL COST & CLEAR VALUABLE STORAGE SPACE

 

in a growing corporate environment office space and storage space become more and more neccessary and even more difficult to create. RECYCLE-IT can help you create space without incurring the high cost usually associated with waste disposal

To ensure that chemicals are managed safely to protect

 the environment and human health, the Department of the Environment and Water Resources:

  • Undertakes environmental assessments of industrial and agricultural chemicals for the National Industrial Chemicals Notification and Assessment Scheme (NICNAS) and the Australian Pesticides and Veterinary Medicines Authority (APVMA);
  • Engages with the States & Territories, industry and community groups in the development of guidelines and standards to reduce production of hazardous chemicals;
  • Cooperates in the development of international agreements for restricting the use, production, and emission or release of hazardous chemicals, or for the sharing of information about them; and
  • Gathers information about persistent organic pollutants (POPs) and develops strategies to reduce or eliminate them.

A description of the basic legal, institutional, administrative and technical chemicals management infrastructure is provided in

http://www.deh.gov.au/industry/chemicals/hwa/electronic-paper.html

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