Useful Links....

E-Scrap Conference
http://www.resource-recycling.com/e-scrapconference.com/index.html

Since 2003, the annual E-Scrap Conference & Tradeshow has earned a reputation as the must-attend event for newcomers and veterans of the electronics recycling industry.

GLASSeco
http://www.glasseco.co.uk/

Nulife Glass is pleased to be supplying de-leaded CRT glass to award-winning GLASSeco Limited.  The company mixes Nulife's glass with crushed wine and beer bottles to create stunning worktops for domestic and commercial clients.  The environmentally-friendly worktops are available in 100s of colours and surface finishes, finally proving that top-end design and green living are compatible.  

University of Sheffield
http://www.shef.ac.uk/cpe/people/staffprofiles/redyvean/index.html

Since February 2008 Nulife Glass has been sponsoring a PhD student from Sheffield University who is working with us on a range of projects, to help develop new testing and analysis techniques for CRT glass and the products we have been producing and to identify sustainable markets for treated CRT glass. This sponsorship gives us access to the very best in modern analytical equipment at the University laboratory along with support from acknowledged world leaders in the field of environmental chemistry.

Environment Agency
www.environment-agency.gov.uk

The leading public body for protecting and improving the environment in England and Wales

Basel Action Network (BAN)
www.ban.org

BAN is the world's only organization focused on confronting the global environmental injustice and economic inefficiency of toxic trade (toxic wastes, products and technologies) and its devastating impacts. Working at the nexus of human rights and environment, we confront the issues of environmental justice at a macro level, preventing disproportionate and unsustainable dumping of the world's toxic waste and pollution on our global village's poorest residents. At the same time we actively promote the sustainable and just solutions to our consumption and waste crises -- banning waste trade, while promoting green, toxic free and democratic design of consumer products.
BAN is a primary, demonstrable program of Earth Economics based in Seattle, Washington, a registered 501(c)3 charitable organization of the United States.