E-waste, encompassing discarded materials from outdated electronic equipment, often ends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

We conducted a systematic literature review of 44 prospective studies that apply the
combination of material flow analysis and life cycle assessment. Our study investigates the …

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 …

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 …

Detailed analysis of electronic waste (e-waste) generation and composition is of utmost
importance for the proper management of growing e-waste stream worldwide, containing …

Product returns in retail are inherently wasteful and have considerable negative
environmental impacts. Besides the monetary costs, they lead to increased transportation …

In the era where Information and Communication Technologies (ICT) and Emerging
Technologies (ET) have profoundly impacted democratic governance and citizen …

Ecosystems and human health are being negatively impacted by the growing problem of
electrical waste, especially in developing countries. E-waste poses a significant risk to …

Recently, the material flow analysis (MFA) of waste from electrical and electronic equipment
(WEEE) has attracted much interest from researchers worldwide because of its function as a …

In the 21st century, a great amount of electrical and electronic waste (e-waste) has
accumulated, and the unregulated nature of its disposal and recycling represents a …