Electronic waste is an indirect and unimaginable waste which make adverse effects on the
human, animals and environment by polluting the natural resources like air, soil and water …

E-waste, encompassing discarded materials from outdated electronic equipment, often ends
up intermixed with municipal solid waste, leading to improper disposal through burial and …

Due to the recent boom in urbanisation, economy, and global population, the amount of
waste generated worldwide has increased tremendously. The World Bank estimates that …

This paper deals with strategic management of end-of-life (EOL) solar photovoltaic (PV) e-
waste generated in developing countries like India. SMEs play an essential role in applying …

Electronic waste (e-waste) has become one of the major causes of environmental concerns
due to its large volume, high generation rate and toxic environmental burdens. Recent …

Recycling medical plastic waste has the potential to significantly reduce environmental
pollution while also providing significant economic benefits. This study develops a …

Electronic waste (e-waste) contains a variety of electronic components eg, metals, non-
metals, plastics, cables, etc. The excessive generation of e-waste has become a significant …

E-waste is the fastest growing solid waste in the world. Each year, over 50 million tonnes of
e-waste are produced, with its rate increasing by 3-5% annually. Currently, only 17% of e …

Mineral resources are an essential foundation for economic and social development.
However, many tailings generated and stockpiled during the mining process have become …

Electronic waste (e-waste) is one of the fastest-growing waste streams globally. Recycling is
one of the environment-friendly waste management strategies that creates a net …