Issues of the Environment: Dealing with electronic waste in Washtenaw County
About this episode
The episode discusses electronic waste management options in Washtenaw County with Public Works Director Theo Eggermont.
While we work on big, community environmental initiatives and goals, we have to remember that sometimes it’s the small, everyday choices we make at home that add up to a big difference. Washtenaw County has robust reuse and recycle programs. With the growing amount of electronics in our lives, we are often left with decisions to make about how best to get rid of those items. WEMU's David Fair talked with Washtenaw County Public Works Director Theo Eggermont about our options and the kind of difference our choices can make.
People in this episode
Host: David Fair
Guest: Theo Eggermont
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Organizations: Washtenaw County, Washtenaw County Public Works
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