JU LY 1
2011
JULY 1
2011
J U LY 1
2011
ELECTRONICS ELECTRONICS ELECTRONICS
disposal BAN
Attention North
Carolina residents:
disposal BAN
Attention North
Carolina residents:
Attention North
Carolina residents:
Computer Equipment
and Televisions
Computer Equipment
and Televisions
Computer Equipment
and Televisions
ARE BANNED FROM LANDFILL DISPOSAL
ARE BANNED FROM LANDFILL DISPOSAL
ARE BANNED FROM LANDFILL DISPOSAL
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N.C. Division of Environmental
Assistance and Outreach
(919) 715-6500 or (800) 763-0136
http://p2pays.org/electronics/households.asp
N.C. Division of Environmental
Assistance and Outreach
(919) 715-6500 or (800) 763-0136
http://p2pays.org/electronics/households.asp
N.C. Division of Environmental
Assistance and Outreach
(919) 715-6500 or (800) 763-0136
http://p2pays.org/electronics/households.asp
North Carolina residents are
encouraged to do their part to keep
computer equipment and television out
of landfills.
North Carolina residents are
encouraged to do their part to keep
computer equipment and television out
of landfills.
North Carolina residents are
encouraged to do their part to keep
computer equipment and television out
of landfills.
The disposal ban recognizes
that the recovery of these
products will contribute to
the state’s environmental
and economic development
goals. North Carolina is
home to many companies that
collect and process computer
equipment and televisions into
reusable materials.
The disposal ban recognizes
that the recovery of these
products will contribute to
the state’s environmental
and economic development
goals. North Carolina is
home to many companies that
collect and process computer
equipment and televisions into
reusable materials.
The disposal ban recognizes
that the recovery of these
products will contribute to
the state’s environmental
and economic development
goals. North Carolina is
home to many companies that
collect and process computer
equipment and televisions into
reusable materials.
FIND YOUR LOCAL
GOVERNMENT RECYCLING
CONTACT:
FIND YOUR LOCAL
GOVERNMENT RECYCLING
CONTACT:
FIND YOUR LOCAL
GOVERNMENT RECYCLING
CONTACT:
www.p2pays.org/localgov/ncwaste.html
www.p2pays.org/localgov/ncwaste.html
www.p2pays.org/localgov/ncwaste.html
Computer equipment and televisions join
a list of previously banned materials:
Computer equipment and televisions join
a list of previously banned materials:
Computer equipment and televisions join
a list of previously banned materials:
• Aluminum cans
• Antifreeze
• Appliances
• Beverage containers
from ABC permitted
facilities
• Lead-Acid batteries
• Motor oil
• Oyster shells
• Yard waste
• Scrap tires
• Oil Filters
• Pallets
• Plastic Bottles
N.C. General Statute 130A-309.10(f)
• Aluminum cans
• Antifreeze
• Appliances
• Beverage containers
from ABC permitted
facilities
• Lead-Acid batteries
• Motor oil
• Oyster shells
• Yard waste
• Scrap tires
• Oil Filters
• Pallets
• Plastic Bottles
N.C. General Statute 130A-309.10(f)
• Aluminum cans
• Antifreeze
• Appliances
• Beverage containers
from ABC permitted
facilities
• Lead-Acid batteries
• Motor oil
• Oyster shells
• Yard waste
• Scrap tires
• Oil Filters
• Pallets
• Plastic Bottles
N.C. General Statute 130A-309.10(f)