Governance | Regulation
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Governance | Regulation
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A variety of viable sustitutes exist for some alloys. »A variety of viable sustitutes exist for some alloys.
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Action needed to regulate production and use of PDBE. »Action needed to regulate production and use of PDBE.
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Corporatization of recycling can lead to unfavourable results. »Corporatization of recycling can lead to unfavourable results.
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Design changes are more far reaching than regulating disposal. »Design changes are more far reaching than regulating disposal.
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Differences in regulatory capacity drive regulatory divergence. »Differences in regulatory capacity drive regulatory divergence.
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EU targets may not be universally appropriate for all member states. »EU targets may not be universally appropriate for all member states.
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E-waste lies betwixt and between competing regulatory logics. »E-waste lies betwixt and between competing regulatory logics.
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Export of hazardous electronic waste must be stopped. »Export of hazardous electronic waste must be stopped.
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Interest group representation change under new modes of governance »Interest group representation change under new modes of governance
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Mitigate harms through gloablly organized dispsoal routes. »Mitigate harms through gloablly organized dispsoal routes.
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Need for gradual EPR implementation in developing Asian countries. »Need for gradual EPR implementation in developing Asian countries.
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Non-state actors fill regulatory gaps in US. »Non-state actors fill regulatory gaps in US.
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Policy change needed to solve impacts of informal recycling. »Policy change needed to solve impacts of informal recycling.
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Prioritize repair, reconditioning, and remanufacturing. »Prioritize repair, reconditioning, and remanufacturing.
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Public perception & corporate strategy drive regulatory strictness. »Public perception & corporate strategy drive regulatory strictness.
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Regulation must realistically address international division of labour »Regulation must realistically address international division of labour
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Science and engineering can support optimal system development. »Science and engineering can support optimal system development.
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There are limits and possibilities of consumer based waste politics »There are limits and possibilities of consumer based waste politics
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There is an ideal regulatory framework suitable to Kenya. »There is an ideal regulatory framework suitable to Kenya.
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There should be a level playing field in the EU. »There should be a level playing field in the EU.
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UK regulations are overly ambitious. »UK regulations are overly ambitious.
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