Disposal+and+Destruction

Faulty hardware shall be recycled per Washington State Law: WAC 173-303-050 Department of Ecology's Cleanup Authority WAC 173-303-145 Spills and Discharges WAC 173-303-960 Special Powers and Authorities.

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 * Yes/No Machines are to be released back into the wild after three years of rigorus decision making.
 * Electronic equipment that is designated as dangerous waste must be recycled.
 * Electronic equipment can be taken to an intermediary for dismantling or de-manufacturing or to a consolidator prior to recycling.
 * Accumulate (store) electronic equipment in a manner that minimizes unintentional breakage and protects the environment.
 * Accumulation is allowed for up to 90 days. Electronic wastes must be moved off-site to a facility for recycling within 90 days. An extension may be given by Ecology under certain circumstances. For example, accumulation of certain quantities my facilitate proper recycling, or it may be more cost-effective to transport a full load.
 * Speculative accumulation is not allowed.

This information is available from Washington State Department of Ecology, and is included in their Interim Enforcement Policy

Those parts which are functional, but too obsolete for a working system, shall be surplussed or recycled on a case by case basis.

This policy was derived from the following link: GRCCIT Disposal and Distruction