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Greening Consumer Electronics: Moving Away From Bromine and Chlorine

by Alexandra McPherson; Nardono Nimpuno; Tanvir Sadique

Sep 30, 2009

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Presents case studies of seven electronics companies that have engineered environmental solutions that eliminate the use of most brominated and chlorinated chemicals that generate toxic materials. Discusses global standards and regulations.

Greening Consumer Electronics: Moving Away From Bromine and Chlorine

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English

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Global

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Title: Greening Consumer Electronics: Moving Away From Bromine and Chlorine
Publication date 2009-09-30
Publication Year 2009
Authors Alexandra McPherson , Nardono Nimpuno , Tanvir Sadique
Copyright holder(s) Clean Production Action
Geographical Focus Global
Keywords chlorine , chlorine free , bfrs , dioxins , halogen
Document type CaseStudy
Language English
URL: https://www.issuelab.org/resource/greening-consumer-electronics-moving-away-from-bromine-and-chlorine.html
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