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1 California s Electronic Waste Recycling Act GEM Network Meeting - Sacramento 1 July 15, 2013
2 This Morning s Topics Why Does California Care About E-waste? Legislative and Regulatory History The Electronic Waste Recycling Act The Covered Electronic Waste Program 2
3 Electronic Waste: What s the Problem? Fastest growing part of the waste stream? Really? CalRecycle s 2008 Data: 3
4 Electronic Waste: What s the Problem? Toxic Materials Lead Mercury Cadmium Arsenic Chromium Copper Halogenated Polymers Brominated Flame Retardants 4
5 Electronic Waste: What s the Problem? Export Concerns 5
6 Electronic Waste: What s the Problem? Wasted Resources 6
7 Legislative and Regulatory History 2001 State clarifies that cathode ray tube (CRT) devices are in fact hazardous when disposed 2002 California s universal waste rules prohibit disposal of electronics (household exception until 2006) 2003 Electronic Waste Recycling Act (SB 20) 2004 Cell Phone Recycling Act 2005 Covered Electronic Waste (CEW) recycling program is initiated 7
8 Electronic Waste Recycling Act Senate Bill (SB) 20 Result of frustration with NEPSI (National Electronic Product Stewardship Initiative) Stakeholders included local governments, environmental interests, manufacturers, retailers, consumers, etc Several previous unsuccessful legislative efforts State had experience with bottle bill model Governor was on verge of recall 8
9 Electronic Waste Recycling Act Intent Provide financial relief to Local Jurisdictions Foster convenient recycling opportunities for consumers throughout the state Reduce illegal dumping Eliminate the consumer stockpile of waste monitors/tvs Decrease amount of hazardous materials in covered devices 9
10 Electronic Waste Recycling Act Components Consumer recycling fee on retail sales of covered electronic devices (CEDs) Recovery / recycling payments to qualified handlers of covered electronic wastes (CEWs) Manufacturer requirements: labeling, reporting product design: ROHS consumer information State purchasing guidelines: EPP Statewide public education campaign 10
11 Electronic Waste Recycling Act Government Administration: Department of Toxic Substances Control (DTSC) Regulates all hazardous waste, including electronics Department of Resources Recycling and Recovery (CalRecycle) Administers covered electronic waste system Board of Equalization (BOE) handles revenue State Controllers Office (SCO) issues payments Department of Justice (DOJ) investigates 11
12 Covered Electronic Devices Covered electronic devices (CEDs) are just a subset of all electronics Bur remember: all electronics are presumed hazardous when disposed DTSC determines what is a CED Video display device with a screen > 4 Tested and added to DTSC regulations -- Title 22 CCR, Chapter 11, Appendix X 12
13 Covered Electronic Devices Currently include: Cathode ray tube (CRT) television or monitor Liquid crystal display (LCD) television or monitor Laptop computers with LCD display Plasma television Portable DVD players Tablet devices? Maybe yes, maybe no Large-screen smart phones? Not yet 13
14 Covered Electronic Waste (CEW) Recycling System California Consumer New CED Purchased Fee Paid at Purchase Retailer Remits Fee BOE Deposits Fee CED Discarded (CEW) by California Source Combined Recycling & Recovery Payment CEW System Administration CIWMB Payment Claim Electronic Waste Recovery and Recycling Account (EWRRA) Inspections & Compliance Activities DTSC Fee Collection Services Electronics $$ CED: Covered Electronic Device CEW: Covered Electronic Waste Recyclers CEW & Documentation Recovery Payment Collectors 14
15 CEW Recycling Payment System Claim Volumes ~1.4 billion pounds of CEW claimed since program inception (as of July 2013) 15 Volume fluctuations due to infrastructure changes, legacy stockpile depletion, CRT glass market disruptions and claim timing. Recyclers are supposed to submit claims within 45 days after the end of a reporting month.
16 Jeff Hunts, Manager Electronic Waste Recycling Program (916)
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