#e-waste

Recently the release of iPhone 12 had become more of a controversy, they just removed the power brick and charging cable from the box. On a first impression, it feels like a terrible thing to do. For a

Millions of tons of e-waste winds up in landfills each year. Some of these electronics are still in working order. Here's how you can reduce your contribution to the growing e-waste concern. Source of

With the modern age and the digitalisation of the world we produce more and more electronic devices which are not sustainable enough and hardly can be repaired. This is a serious matter and governments

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The E-Waste Management Market Research Report provides value chain analysis on the revenue for the forecast period 2017-2024 and estimates for each application in terms of market size, share, trend and

'E-waste is growing at 5 to 10 percent rate in the world every year and this waste is not able to recover more than 5 percent annually. Due to the harmful effects of waste for human and environment, e-waste

E-waste is defined as electrical and electronic wastes that have run out of life and which have been dependent on the electrical current or the electromagnetic field of operation. E-waste includes small

Used electronic items being turned into products worth millions We all love our cell phone, computer and TV and depend heavily on them in our day-to-day life. But each of these electronic equipment eventually

Story of graveyard for electronics... and people (RT Documentary) E-waste, is discarded electronic appliances. Large amounts of e-waste, is often shipped by developed nations to poorer countries such as