U.S. Congress - Electronics industry 
Issue: Electronics industry
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H.R.3862 - Preparing America's Seniors for the Digital Transition Act of 2007Introduced Nov 07, 2007 (110th congress) 215 Views
To improve public awareness in the United States among older individuals and their families and caregivers about the impending Digital Televis...
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S.2125 - Preparing America's Seniors for the Digital Television Transition of [sic] Act of 2007Introduced Oct 01, 2007 (110th congress) 1 Views
A bill to improve public awareness in the United States among older individuals and their families and caregivers about the impending Digital ...
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H.R.233 - National Computer Recycling ActIntroduced Feb 01, 2007 (110th congress) 7 Views
To establish a grant and fee program through the Environmental Protection Agency to encourage and promote the recycling of used computers and ...
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S.2330Introduced Feb 16, 2006 (109th congress) 1 Views
A bill to extend the temporary suspension of duty on certain R-core transformers.
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S.2325Introduced Feb 16, 2006 (109th congress) 0 Views
A bill to reduce temporarily the duty on certain audio headphones achieving full-spectrum noise reduction.
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S.2323Introduced Feb 16, 2006 (109th congress) 0 Views
A bill to extend the temporary suspension of duty on certain high-performance loudspeakers.
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S.2324Introduced Feb 16, 2006 (109th congress) 1 Views
A bill to suspend temporarily the duty on certain audio headphones.
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H.R.4569 - Digital Transition Content Security Act of 2005Introduced Feb 15, 2006 (109th congress) 5 Views
To require certain analog conversion devices to preserve digital content security measures.
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H.R.4316 - Electronic Waste Recycling Promotion and Consumer Protection ActIntroduced Dec 01, 2005 (109th congress) 2 Views
To reduce and eliminate electronic waste through recycling.
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S.1268 - SAVE LIVES ActIntroduced Sep 12, 2005 (109th congress) 1 Views
A bill to expedite the transition to digital television while helping consumers to continue to use their analog televisions.
