Right to Repair is in rapid motion—fifteen states have already introduced legislation so far in 2019. Join the movement’s leaders to talk about Right to Repair on Thursday January 31st at 11 AM Pacific / 2:00 Eastern. Learn what’s going to happen in your state before anyone else—and find out how to get involved. Details at the Read more…
Want news like this delivered to your inbox? Click HERE: Once again, the fine folks at Repair.org are doing great work. Below is some more great news from them: Assemblymember Susan Talamantes Eggman, (D) Stockton, filed her Right to Repair Bill earlier today. Ms. Talamantes Eggman, a Democrat from Stockton who introduced the bill said in a statement: “The Read more…
Want news like this delivered to your inbox? Click HERE: We recently received an update from Repair.org Here it is in summary form:: Washington State passed Right to Repair out of Committee in January, the first this year to move ahead. Washington upped the ante on manufacturers by adding design criteria requiring easily replaceable batteries. However, they ran out Read more…
Thanks to our friends at repair.org for the following: A new survey released by U.S. PIRG (Public Interest Research Group) shows that interest in additional phone repair options surged as battery issues with iPhones made headlines. Findings show that we throw out 350,000 phones each day, highlighting need for expanded access to repair. A new survey Read more…
Want news like this delivered to your inbox? Click HERE: There’s a new (opinion) article on CNN today about Right to Repair legislation, that we recommend reading. In part it states: If we want to move to a more sustainable way of doing things, we need to find ways to repair, salvage and reuse more of our stuff. But we Read more…
Earlier today, NWIDA wrote the Governors of Washington State, Virginia, Vermont and New Hampshire expressing our support for the new Right to Repair legislation in those states. We strongly urge our members, as well as non-member dealers and wireless repair shops in those states to write their local and state representatives with their support. You can find Read more…
Thank you Lt. Governor Kim Guadagno for your response to our letter regarding NJ Assembly Bill A-4934! If you would like to see what Ms. Guadagno wrote, just click HERE.
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