Electric and electronic equipment (EEE) consumption has grown to worrisome proportions in
developing countries (DCS), resulting in massive amounts of electrical and electronic waste …

Electrical and electronic waste (E-waste) production are not only increasing enormously
every day but also continue to pollute water and soil which are very essential elements to …

Policy debates about the digital divide often focus on the availability and quality of Internet
access, despite the fact that device inequities are persistent and widespread. To address …

A circular economy has become the prominent business model for integrated waste
management globally. The need to go circular has been a policy agenda for most …

Taiwan stands as a significant player in the global electronics market, capitalizing on its
technological prowess and manufacturing capacities. Projected to achieve a notable …

Over the last two decades, the electronic equipment has increased dramatically around the
world, which causes increasing in e-waste as well. This increasing has affected the …

Due to the obvious negative environmental effect of electronic waste because of its limited
biodegradability, experts worldwide are interested in developing sustainable construction …

In the current scenario, e-waste is a growing concern for every nation in the world; because
every year, its production gives a shocking outcome. Here, we have taken an attempt to …

Population proliferation, economic escalation, and modernization have led to a tenacious
increase in the number of electrical and electronic equipment (EEE) in developing countries …

Fused Deposition Modelling (FDM) is a versatile manufacturing technique that utilizes
polymer filaments as a raw material. It is appropriate process for integrating recycled …