EPR
Britishabbreviation
Example Sentences
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"EPR has acted as a primary catalyst in terms of bringing scale to the recycling industry," said Raman Singh, managing director at Exigo Recycling, one of the few Indian facilities able to extract lithium.
From Barron's
"Before EPR was fully implemented, 99 percent of e-waste was being recycled in the informal sector," said Nitin Gupta of Attero Recycling, which says it can recover at least 22 critical minerals.
From Barron's
"However, those atoms were all in the same location," Treutlein explains: "We have now extended this concept by distributing the atoms into up to three spatially separated clouds. As a result, the effects of entanglement act at a distance, just as in the EPR paradox."
From Science Daily
The Bank of England has previously said that the EPR levy could add up to 0.5% to food prices if retailers pass the full cost onto customers.
From BBC
Mr Machin said EPR would "give retailers a tax bill 20 times the current amount with £2bn going straight to the Treasury as general taxation and no improvement to recycling".
From BBC
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