State E-Waste Legislation in the U.S.

West Virginia
- Population: 1,815,857
- % of US Population: 0.5575%
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State E-Waste Program
Producer Responsibility Program
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Landfill/Disposal Ban
West Virginia has a ban on computers, laptops, computer monitors, and televisions that became effective 1/1/2011.
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Program Website
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Program Type
Manufacturer Operated Program
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Quick Summary
Under the West Virginia Electronics Recycling Program, manufacturers of covered electronic devices (CEDs) can choose to implement a takeback program for their brand of CEDs from West Virginia consumers or pay a higher annual fee for not implementing a program. If a manufacturer chooses to implement their own takeback program, it must be free to consumers and reasonably convenient which can include a mail-back program, drop off center, or collection event.
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Manufacturers
Computers, Laptops, Computer Monitors, Televisions
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Important Deadlines
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Program Year
January 1 to December 31
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Registration Date
January 1
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Registration Form
N/A
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Registration Renewal
N/A
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Registration Fee
After the initial registration ($10,000 for non-program; $3,000 for a program), manufacturer must pay the following fees: $500 for manufacturers that implement a takeback program, $5,000 for manufacturers that do not implement a takeback program.
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Recycling Plan Due Date
N/A
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Recycling Plan Form
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Reporting Date
February 15
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Reporting Form
N/A
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Eligible Products
Computers, Laptops, Computer Monitors, Televisions
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Eligible Entities to Collect From
Any entity
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Recycling Obligation
N/A
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Convenience Requirements
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Recycler Requirements
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Collector Requirements
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Link to Legislation
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Link to Regulations
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State Agency
West Virginia Department of Environmental Protection
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State Agency Contact(s)
Sandra Rogers
(304) 926-0499 x1004