Electronic waste (e-waste) is a rapidly developing environmental problem particularly for the
most developed countries. There are technological solutions for processing it, but these are …

Rapid and revolutionary changes in technology and rising demand for consumer electronics
have led to staggering rates of accumulation of electrical and electronic equipment waste …

The growth of the e-waste in developing economies is putting a lot of pressure on the
government bodies to implement a proper system for effective management of the discarded …

Driven by a variety of factors, including the advent of digitalization, increasing population
and urbanization, and rapid technological advancements, electronic waste (e-waste) has …

Indonesia currently does not use a systematic method of managing electronic waste (e-
waste). The informal sector handles e-waste mostly without regard to the environment or …

Growing rates of innovation and consumer demand resulted in rapid accumulation of waste
of electrical and electronic equipment or electronic waste (e-waste). In order to build and …

Urbanisation, economic growth, advancement in technology and consumerism has not only
advanced human lives but has contributed to the generation of a marked waste stream …

Electronic garbage, or “e-waste,” is becoming a major environmental issue, especially in the
wealthiest countries. Although there are technical alternatives for processing e-waste, the …

Environmental racism is a phenomenon defined by an unfair allocation of environmental
risks. It is a systematic violation of the right to a safe and healthy environment. Environmental …

Electronic waste (E-waste) or waste electrical and electronic equipments (WEEE) is a major
concern in today's world. The electronics industry is not only the fastest growing but also the …