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RESIDENTS OF SUBREGION 2
(MAIN BROOK, CROQUE, ST. JULIENS, CONCHE, RODDICKTON-BIDE ARM, ENGLEE)
Do you have electronics that you need to dispose of? If so, bring them to the landfill site near Roddickton from June to end of October OR deliver items to one of Norpen’s Electronics’ Depots at Subregion 1 Landfill, near St. Anthony; Subregion 3 Landfill, near St. Barbe or Subregion 4 Landfill near Hawke’s Bay any time of the year.
TV’S, COMPUTERS & COMPUTER PERIPHERALS, PHONES, CELL PHONES, DESKTOP PRINTERS, HOME AUDIO AND VIDEO SYSTEMS, HOME THEATRE SYSTEMS, VEHICLE AUDIO/VIDEO SYSTEMS (AFTERMARKET), PERSONAL/PORTABLE AUDIO/VIDEO SYSTEMS
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In 2012, the Government of Newfoundland & Labrador announced amendments to the Waste Management Regulations under the Environmental Protection Act to introduce an industry-led electronics waste recycling program.
In August 2013, the Electronic Products Recycling Association (a not-for-profit, industry-led organization) launched an Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) electronic products recycling program in Newfoundland & Labrador. This means the Electronic Products Recycling Association is responsible for developing, implementing, promoting, financing, and operating a province-wide electronic waste program on behalf of the electronics industry.
The electronics recycling program is the second EPR program for the province. The paint recycling program which launched in May of 2012 - was the first of its kind.
This program is now in place in Subregions 1, 3 & 4. You can drop-off electronics off at subregion 1 landfill site from Monday to Saturday, 8:00 am to 5:00 pm. Drop-off at Subregion 3 & Subregion 4 landfill sites from Tuesday to Saturday, 8:00 am to 5:00. For a complete list of electronic products accepted through the program, click here or call toll free: 1-888-503-3201
How the Program Works:
Consumers and businesses can recycle their end-of-life electronics and help divert potentially hazardous materials from provincial landfills by bringing their old and unwanted electronics to a permanent Drop-off Centre located throughout the province.
Products Accepted:
EPRA Newfoundland & Labrador accepts and recycles a range of regulated electronic products including: display devices (such as televisions and monitors), desktop printers, computers and peripherals (such as keyboards), home theatre in a box (HTB) systems, non-cellular telephones as well as audio and video systems.
Cellular Devices Are Now Accepted: Cellular phones, including those offering camera, video recording and/or audio functions; smartphones (cell-enabled); cell-enabled PDAs utilizing touch-screen technology; cell-enabled handheld devices are now accepted at all four landfill sites.
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