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The effects of geographical, operational and service parameters on WEEE transport networks

Bø, Eirill; Baxter, John
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http://hdl.handle.net/11250/2443941
Date
2017
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International Journal of Logistics: Research and Applications, 20(2017)4, 342-358  
Abstract
Efficiency in the collection and transport of waste electrical and electronic equipment (WEEE) is important for economic and environmental reasons. A detailed analysis of the logistical- and cost-effectiveness of the collection and transport of WEEE in Norway reveals regional geography to be a particularly important factor; it varies significantly across the country and heavily influences the cost of collection. The paper explores the influence of this, along with other parameters relating to operational effectiveness and customer service. Implications for all the key actors in the WEEE collection and transport business are outlined.
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This is the accepted and peer reviewed manuscript to the article
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Taylor and Francis
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International Journal of Logistics: Research and Applications

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