consumer electronics / energy conservation / priority chemicals / large scale electronics product stewardship programs / paper products / priority chemical releases / natural gas / municipal solid waste systems / energy sources / green house gas emissions / less hazardous chemical / e-commerce packaging / toxic chemical releases / electronic products / excess laboratory chemicals / environmentallysound products / energy savings / manufacturing processes / energy / energy recovery / product supply chain / greenhouse gas emissions / recyclable and reusable products / conserve energy / resource conserving packaging and systems / petroleum products / content products / chemical reduction / construction products / or reformulate products / toxic chemicals / landfill gas / electronics industry / electronics / preferable products / waste products / e - commerce / energy efficiency / cement / coal combustion products / materials management / energy value / energy conservation efforts / chemicals / chemical spills / discarded electronics / /
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TESTIMONY OF MATTHEW HALE DEPUTY OFFICE / Paper Association / Rutgers University / U.S. Government / U.S. ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY / Industrial Designers Society of America / United States Government / Congress / Sustainable Packaging Coalition / US Federal Reserve / SUBCOMMITTEE ON ENVIRONMENT AND HAZARDOUS MATERIALS UNITED STATES HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES Introduction / EPA’s DfE / /
EPA: OCIR: Testimony of Matthew Hale Deputy Office Director Office of Solid Waste, May 4, 2004