NAEB - MINK

1. NAEB - MINK FALL 2007

2. Agenda:University Issues & Opportunities Issues: • Environmental • Data Privacy • Limited Resources • Space – Limited storage • Current Investment Recovery Opportunities: • USPA Examples • Enhancement opportunities • Current Trends Confidential – not for distribution without LifeSpan’s written consent.

3. Environmental Issues • Moore’s Law • In the next five years, up to 680 million computers will become obsolete in the US  billions of poundsof waste products • Lead, Cadmium, Mercury, Lithium • CRT Monitors – 3 to 7 lbs of lead • Decreasing value in scrap material and reuse – driving Sham Recycling //Global Dumping Confidential – not for distribution without LifeSpan’s written consent.

4. Environmental - Global “Recycling” Source: Basel Action Network BAN.org Confidential – not for distribution without LifeSpan’s written consent.

5. Environmental - Global “Recycling” Processing Residue along Lianjiang River Hydrochloric / Nitric Acid Baths Source: Basel Action Network BAN.org Confidential – not for distribution without LifeSpan’s written consent.

6. Environmental Solution Recycling Best Practices • Dis-Assembly of electronics domestically • Sound handling of CRT glass and Circuit Boards • Environmental Management System • Environmental Director • Leadership in the Industry / Policy Development • Insurance – Environmental and Security • Certifications • Not to be confused with an EPA number or certificate • Not an un-audited pledge • IEAR / ISRI / ISO - Audited Certification • EPA – Reduce, Reuse before Recycle Confidential – not for distribution without LifeSpan’s written consent.

7. University Privacy Issues - FERPA • Boston College - fund-raising databases exposure the personal data of more than 100,000 alumni. • University of Colorado at Boulder CU-Boulder identification card used by 36000 students, faculty, staff, and alumni. • The University of Texas at Austin officials announced today (April 23, 2006) that an unknown person or persons has gained entry to the McCombs School of Business computers and gained unauthorized access to a large number of McCombs’ electronic records April 2006: • Boston Globe: Universities provide a target-rich environment for identity thieves -- an abundance of computer equipment filled with sensitive data and a pool of financially naive students. Confidential – not for distribution without LifeSpan’s written consent.

8. Reputation Risk – Dubious Practices • January 2003 – Large TV Subscription Service • Assets found in TX landfill • January 9, 2003 – Dell Computer • Protests at Consumer Electronics Show • June 2004 – Large Utility • Data destruction was supposedly being performed by global computer company • June, 2005 – CardSystems Inc • Leak of 40 Million Card Holders • October 2005 – Basel Action Network • Dept of Health and Family Services • Confidential data on children • Grant Data • Resumes Confidential – not for distribution without LifeSpan’s written consent.

9. Privacy Best Practices & Solutions • Policy and Resources • Physical destruction methodologies – crush • Software based destruction • Forensic checking • Process management Confidential – not for distribution without LifeSpan’s written consent.

10. USPA – Other Universities • University of Notre Dame • Penn State • University of Colorado Confidential – not for distribution without LifeSpan’s written consent.

11. University of Notre Dame • Central Receiving • Campus Store • Minor dis-assembly / reconfiguration • Bulk Recycling of E-waste Confidential – not for distribution without LifeSpan’s written consent.

12. Penn State • Lion’s Surplus Store • Testing and Configuration Stations • Hard drive Destruction • Local surplus bulk sales Confidential – not for distribution without LifeSpan’s written consent.

13. Penn State Confidential – not for distribution without LifeSpan’s written consent.

14. Penn State Confidential – not for distribution without LifeSpan’s written consent.

15. University of Colorado – BoulderBest in Class • Monthly Surplus Sales • Dis-assembly • Equipment Testing • Data Destruction • Recycling of E-waste and E-scrap Commodities • Optimize investment recovery channels for resale Confidential – not for distribution without LifeSpan’s written consent.

16. University of Colorado Boulder Confidential – not for distribution without LifeSpan’s written consent.

17. University of Colorado Boulder Simplified Data Destruction Also DOD Wiping with Forensics QA Conserve Space Confidential – not for distribution without LifeSpan’s written consent.

18. University of Colorado Boulder Valuable Scrap material generated by Work Study Student program Profit Center Confidential – not for distribution without LifeSpan’s written consent.

19. University of Colorado BoulderOptimizing on Components resale Higher Value Lower Value Confidential – not for distribution without LifeSpan’s written consent.

20. University of Colorado Boulder CPU Chips Confidential – not for distribution without LifeSpan’s written consent.

21. Current Events / Issues • State and Federal Regulation Momentum • Different Models Considered • Advanced Recovery Fee (ARF) • Extended Producer Responsibility • Shared Responsibility • Sustainability Important • Carbon footprint / Greenhouse Gas Calculations • Recent downward shift in Asset Values • Strong Values in Scrap Metal Commodities • Stabilized • Logistics Costs are Increasing Confidential – not for distribution without LifeSpan’s written consent.

22. Questions Dag Adamson LifeSpan Technology dag.adamson@lifespanrecycling.com (402) 403 1906 Confidential – not for distribution without LifeSpan’s written consent.

23. Asset Retirement – “Zero-Dollar Point” Source: LifeSpan Research .7 ResidualValue Curve • Disposition Costs: • Logistics • Sorting • Audit • Secure data destruction • Recycling Value (+) (-) Recycling Value 1 Year 2 Years 3 Years 4 Years 5 Years Confidential – not for distribution without LifeSpan’s written consent.