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This year, Californians will have to pay a disposal fee on consumer electronics that have non-removeable batteries.
The 1.5% surcharge is capped at $15 and will go to expanding recycling programs in the state, according to Cal Matters.
The fee also applies to products that contain non-rechargeable batteries. An analysis by the California Department of Resources Recycling and Recovery estimates approximately 7,300 tons of batteries go to landfills each year.
The Arizona Supreme Court has agreed to hear arguments over whether Arizonans have a constitutional right to a jury trial when they face an accusation […]
Attorney General Pam Bondi is facing increasing calls for her resignation or firing as a leaked Department of Justice memo has indicated the agency found […]
The European Union is secretly leaning on tech platforms to censor routine political speech and even jokes as a legal obligation under its Digital Services […]