California § 42475.3 - CalRecycle, in collaboration with DTSC, shall convene a covered electronic waste
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§ 42475.3. CalRecycle, in collaboration with DTSC, shall convene a covered electronic waste
CalRecycle, in collaboration with DTSC, shall convene a covered electronic waste working group comprised of representatives from manufacturers of covered electronic devices and other interested parties to develop and, by July 1, 2005, advise CalRecycle and the State and Consumer Services Agency on environmental purchasing criteria that may be used by state agencies to identify covered electronic devices with reduced environmental impacts. In defining criteria, the group shall consider the environmental impacts of products over their entire life cycle, as well as tradeoffs in other product attributes such as safety, product functionality, and cost. The group shall also consider any federal product evaluation or rating system, or market based system to promote the development and sale of environmentally conscious products.
Source: official California text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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