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| Title | Final Cost-Benefit and Least-Burdensome Alternative Analyses: Chapter 173-900 WAC, Electronic Products Recycling Program |
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Final Cost-Benefit and Least-Burdensome Alternative Analyses: Chapter 173-900 WAC, Electronic Products Recycling Program (Number of pages: 23) (Publication Size: 254KB)
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| Author(s) | Patora, Kasia | ||||
| Description | This report presents the economic analyses performed by the Washington State Department of Ecology to estimate the costs and benefits of adopted amendments to the Electronic Products Recycling Program. | ||||
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| Contact | Christine Haun at 360-407-6107 or christine.haun@ecy.wa.gov | ||||
| Keywords | e-cycle wa program, electronic product recycling, E-Cycle | ||||
| WEB PAGE | E-Cycle Washington | ||||
| RELATED PUBLICATIONS | Title:
Electronic Product Recycling Program - Chapter 173-900 WAC Electronic Products Recycling Program Rule Adoption Notice: Electronic Products Recycling Program, Chapter 173-900 WAC Concise Explanatory Statement: Chapter 173-900 WAC, Electronic Products Recycling Program Rule Implementation Plan: Electronic Products Recycling Program, Chapter 173-900 WAC |
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