S Zhang, Y Ding, B Liu, C Chang - Waste Management, 2017 - Elsevier
New development and technological innovations make electrical and electronic equipment (EEE) more functional by using an increasing number of metals, particularly the critical …
This article investigates the potential environmental impacts of four-layer printed circuit board (PCB) production from cradle to grave. The study starts with a lifecycle assessment of …
Globally, waste electrical and electronic equipment is one of the fastest-growing waste sectors. Mobile phones constitute the major portion of the telecommunication e-waste …
The rapid growth in solar panel installation helps to sustainably meet the rising energy demand and aid in combating climate change. However, materials for producing panels are …
Consumer electronics contain a broad spectrum of materials whose production requires water and potentially discharges contaminants into the water supply, exacerbating …
B Batinic, M Vaccari, V Savvilotidou, A Kousaiti… - Glob Nest J, 2018 - researchgate.net
WEEE is a fast-growing waste stream that includes potentially hazardous substances, but also valuable secondary raw materials, which can be recovered by adequate recycling and …
BACKGROUND This book is the result of the EU project E-mining@ schools, which is co- funded by an international consortium consisting of EIT RAW Materials in collaboration with …
V Savvilotidou, A Kousaiti, B Batinic, M Vaccari… - Waste Management, 2019 - Elsevier
Over the last years, emerging incentives for secondary production of high tech-metals, found in e-waste, are created because of their increasing demand and economic issues …
Waste electrical and electronic equipment (WEEE) is defined as “urban mines” due to the various recoverable minerals they contain. However, current WEEE classification methods …