Residents in several NWT communities will be able to bring an expanded list of electronics and electrical products to their recycling depots over the next two years.

The expanded list SA国际影视传媒� exceeding 500 items SA国际影视传媒� contains products across seven broad categories: small appliances and lighting; audio visual; telecom devices; power and air tools; games, toys and music; lawn and garden; and solar panels.

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This is applicable to Yellowknife, NSA国际影视传媒檇il谦, Dettah, Hay River, Ka虂t艂SA国际影视传媒檕deeche First Nation, Enterprise, Kakisa, Inuvik, Fort Smith, Fort Providence and Norman Wells.

The Electronic and Electrical Products Recycling Pilot Project (E-Pilot) expands on the GNWTSA国际影视传媒檚 existing electronics recycling program, which has seen a total of 350 tonnes of electronics collected since it was launched in 2016.

SA国际影视传媒淭his expanded pilot program will mean preventing hazardous materials from contaminating our land and water, and keep resources out of our landfills,SA国际影视传媒� said Environment and Natural Resources Minister Shane Thompson.

The GNWT will use the E-Pilot to work out logistics and assess the quantity of materials likely to be recycled annually, as well as the associated costs of handling, transporting and recycling them.

This information will be important to help design a self-sustaining program to best manage this expanded suite of products, according to the territorial government.