Titlebook: Computers and the Environment: Understanding and Managing their Impacts; Ruediger Kuehr,Eric Williams Textbook 2003 Springer Science+Busin

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Strategizing the End-of-Life Handling of Personal Computers: Resell, Upgrade, Recycle,ul lives is increasingly on the minds of those in governments, industry, and the public.. Much of the discussions and activities have focused on how PCs may be most efficiently collected and recycled. While recycling is clearly necessary, the traditional wisdom of waste management dictates that upst

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Recycling Personal Computers,y—especially in the developed world. And in shops and offices, electronic cash registers, bar code scanners, computers, fax machines, and copiers have become indispensable. As a consequence, the amount of waste electronic equipment flowing from households and businesses has increased dramatically.

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Operations of a Computer Equipment Resource Recovery Facility,s to exist sustainably, a “green” supply chain is a prerequisite—including both forward and reverse logistics as primary elements. For products and materials to flow through an industrial ecosystem, the purchasing and logistical functions of an organization are critical inter-enterprise linkages. Pu

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Managing PCS Through Policy: Review and Ways to Extend Lifespan,dent of civil engineering at Berlin’s Technical University had succeeded in making his dream a reality. It was called the “Z3,” the world’s first functioning programmable calculator, and it marked the start of a new era. The operational target that Zuse accomplished was to replace the dull necessity

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Western (?) Stories of War Originsement, medicine, etc.,—all depend on computers now to function efficiently. E-mail has become indispensable in our day-to-day communications with family members, friends, and colleagues. It is now hard to imagine life (in rich countries) without computers in one form or other. Despite the rise of a

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