Personal communication devices have made their way into each and every household. The
complex nature of e‐waste, and its generation at an amplified pace calls for serious attention …

Nearly 290,000 tons of electronic waste was generated in Nigeria during the year 2017,
which is likely to increase further due to high population growth rates, accelerated …

The introduction of new technology, such as the Internet of Things (IoT), entails a growth in
digital devices, which could ultimately result in a high amount of electronic trash (e-waste) …

Cutting-edge technological advancements have turned many electronic devices into waste
within a short time of usage. Electronic waste (e-waste) has become a global problem. Due …

This study aims to understand influential factors for Jakarta's residents to participate in a
formal electronic waste recycling programme. It questions the efficacy of providing facilities …

E-waste is any refuse created by discarded electronic devices and components as well as
substances involved in their manufacture or use. Minimising the production of e-waste helps …

The generation of electronic waste (e-waste) is increasing at an alarming rate in South
Africa. This waste stream is also emanating from household appliances due to beneficial …

This study aims to investigate the determinants of attitude and intention to recycle electronic
waste. Building on TRA a theoretical framework is developed and tested using a structured …

E-waste refers to all types of electrical and electronic equipment disposed of by the user. E-
waste contains bromine, toxic gases, toxic metals, biologically active substances, acids …

In this study, an attempt is made to understand the behavioral intentions towards climate
change mitigation using Ajzen's framework of the Theory of Planned Behavior. It examines …