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The 2013 Legislative Report by the Illinois Environmental Protection Agency outlines the progress of the Illinois Electronic Products Recycling and Reuse Act, which mandates manufacturers to recycle covered electronic devices (CEDs) and bans them from landfills. The report details participation from manufacturers, collectors, recyclers, and refurbishers, highlighting that in 2012, manufacturers exceeded their recycling goals by collecting over 42 million pounds of e-waste. It also discusses compliance requirements for manufacturers and retailers, public education efforts, and the importance of maintaining a coordinated approach with other states regarding e-waste laws.

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Begin with the 'Introduction' section, which outlines the purpose of the report. Ensure you understand the context of electronic recycling in Illinois.
Move to the 'Manufacturers' section. Here, input data regarding registered manufacturers and their recycling goals for 2012. Make sure to accurately reflect any changes from previous years.
In the 'Collector, Recycler, Refurbisher' section, fill in details about your organization’s role in the recycling process. Specify whether you are a collector, recycler, or refurbisher.
Complete the 'Landfill Ban' section by confirming compliance with regulations regarding banned electronic devices. This is crucial for accurate reporting.
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What is the EPA definition of electronic waste?

Electronic waste, or e-waste, is any unwanted electronic device or cathode ray tube (CRT). In California, e-waste is a universal waste which is a type of hazardous waste. It is hazardous because it may contain materials such as lead and mercury.

What is the Consumer Electronics Recycle Act in Illinois?

Did you know that it is illegal in Illinois to throw a specific set of electronic devices (listed below) into the trash? The Consumer Electronics Recycling Act establishes a statewide system for recycling and/or reusing a set of electronic devices that are unwanted by Illinois residents.

What are the barriers to recycling and disposing of e-waste properly?

Recycling eWaste can reduce the amount of waste in landfills, conserve natural resources, and promote sustainable development. However, several barriers prevent effective eWaste recycling, including inadequate infrastructure, lack of awareness and education, inadequate policy and regulation, and inadequate funding.

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