New Jersey § 13:1E-209 DEP educational materials on computer recycling and reuse.

New Jersey Statutes

§ 13:1E-209 — DEP educational materials on computer recycling and reuse.

New Jersey § 13:1E-209

Title 13CONSERVATION AND DEVELOPMENT--PARKS AND RESERVATIONS

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N.J. Stat. Ann. § 13:1E-209 (2026).

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a.The Department of Environmental Protection, pursuant to state and Federal law, and in consultation with manufacturers, retailers and distributors of computers and other electronic equipment, and environmental groups, and with the cooperation of the Department of Education, shall prepare educational materials relating to the reclamation, recycling or reuse of used computer monitors and used consumer electronics.

b.The materials shall promote the values of recycling used computer monitors and other used consumer electronics, such as television sets and other cathode ray tubes mercury lamps; provide information on the environmentally-sound disposal of such items; and encourage the reuse of all cathode ray tubes found in consumer electronics. L.2002,c.106,s.2.

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2. a. The Department of Environmental Protection, pursuant to state and Federal law, and in consultation with manufacturers, retailers and distributors of computers and other electronic equipment, and environmental groups, and with the cooperation of the Department of Education, shall prepare educational materials relating to the reclamation, recycling or reuse of used computer monitors and used consumer electronics. b. The materials shall promote the values of recycling used computer monitors and other used consumer electronics, such as television sets and other cathode ray tubes mercury lamps; provide information on the environmentally-sound disposal of such items; and encourage the reuse of all cathode ray tubes found in consumer electronics. L.2002,c.106,s.2.