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What is Product Stewardship? Product Stewardship is an environmental management strategy that means whoever designs, produces, sells, or uses a product takes responsibility for minimizing the product's environmental impact throughout all stages of the products' life cycle. The greatest responsibility lies with whoever has the most ability to affect the life cycle environmental impacts of the product. The mission of the Council is to integrate product stewardship principles into the policy and economic structures of the Pacific Northwest. Learn more about the Northwest Product Stewardship Council. |
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Maine Passes Product Stewardship Bill for Mercury-added Lamps Maine's newly passed bill, LD 973, requires manufacturers of lamps that contain mercury such as compact fluorescent bulbs and tubes to provide convenient collection locations where residents can drop off their lamps for recycling program at no cost.Tune in to E-Cycle Washington Radio ads are available to promote E-Cycle Washington, the new product stewardship program for recycling TVs, computers, and monitors. See how your community can promote E-Cycle Washington.Product Stewardship: A Better Way This new powerpoint video explains Product Stewardship, why it works and what the NWPSC is doing about it.Bartell Drugs Introduces Collection & Recycling Program for CFLs Bartell Drugs is providing no-cost recycling of compact fluorescent light bulbs at its 56 locations in the Northwest. |
