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Right to Repair
Repairing our stuff could be a big part of eliminating electronic waste — the fastest growing waste stream in the world.
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Five new laws to reduce waste and toxics going into effect in Oregon in 2025
Solving our e-waste problem could help save forests
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Reuse-a-Palooza at the Plant in Chicago
Governor Kotek signs the Right to Repair Act into law
Oregon’s Right to Repair Act gets one step closer to passage
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RELEASE: In new year, new laws will reduce waste and toxics in Oregon
On January 1st, 2025, several policies go into effect in Oregon that will protect public health, reduce waste, improve recycling and keep electronic devices in use for longer.
Right to repair in Illinois is the practical choice
Repair cuts waste, saves consumers money and is the right thing to do for protecting the planet.
Where do I recycle electronics in Anchorage?
Got a drawer or attic full of old electronics? Old flip phone, lone ear bud? Electronics shouldn’t go in the normal trash. So, how do you recycle them?
Oregon Senate passes Right to Repair Act with bipartisan support
On Tuesday, the Oregon Senate passed Senate Bill 1596 with a vote of 25-5, getting Oregonians one step closer to being able to fix our personal electronics and household appliances.
Right to Repair advances in the legislature
On Tuesday, the Senate Committee on Energy & Environment passed Senate Bill 1596 with a vote of 4-1, getting Oregonians one step closer to being able to fix our personal electronics and household appliances.