Getting the Lead Out of Solders Provided Courtesy of Materials Technology@TMS	For additional resources, visit http://www.materialstechnology.org
The following is a list of links to websites introducing the basics leading to the transition to lead-free solders.
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TITLE	DESCRIPTION	SOURCE	WEBSITE
Where is  Lead?	A summary of where lead can be found in industry, including the electronic industry, and it's impact	IPC	[launch site]
WEEE Essentials	A summary of WEEE "Essentials"	Electronics South (New Zealand)	[launch site]
RoHS The Basics	Summarizes various implications of RoHS for the electronics industry	Electronics South (New Zealand)	[launch site]
What is RoHS?	Highlights and summary of RoHS	National Weights and Measures Laboratory (UK)	[launch site]
Waste Electical and Electronic Equipment and RoHS	The Europa WEEE Website	European Commission	[launch site]
Directive 2002/95/EC	Directive 2002/95/EC - Restriction of the use of certainhazardous substances in electronic and electrical equipment	European Commission	[launch site]
Frequently Asked Questions on RoHS and WEEE	The official European Union FAQ site	European Commission	[launch site]
Electronic Waste Recyling Act - California	Website covering the California Electronic Waste Recylcing Act of 2003	State of California	[launch site]
The Latest on WEEE/RoHS	Global trade related website	U.S. Mission to the European Union	[launch site]
RoHS Compliance	Overview of RoHS Compliance	IPC	[launch site]
RoHS-news	RoHS / WEEE New Releases and News Information	RoHS-News.com	[launch site]
Best Practices in Implementing RoHS Compliant Assembly: Winter 2006	A perspective on RoHS implementation	Indium Corp. of America	[launch site]
The Good, the Bad and the Ugly Regarding RoHS Testing	Perspectives from a testing laboratory	IMR Laboratory	[launch site]