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The consumer electronics industry is starting to consider e-waste, but it is still the fastest-growing domestic waste stream on earth. Check out this article to learn more about why it's important to think beyond recycling to tackle e-waste: https://t.co/CdeRQDjDxJ
As electronic devices contain a high level of chemicals, improper disposal of e-waste poses serious threats to human health and the stability of ecosystems. Learn more about the toxicological implications of e-waste here: https://t.co/xDqbp9w42b #ewaste
The rising amount of e-waste is affecting the health of millions of children and hence, WHO is calling for more effective and binding action to protect children from growing health threat. Learn more about the issue here: https://t.co/mREigQZdii #Ewaste#WHO
As we look for more ways to reduce electronic waste, a fashion designer in the United Kingdom has reportedly found a way to weave segments of discarded electrical wires into high-fashion dresses and accessories. Learn more about it here: https://t.co/5hAsXB7KjW
Have any unwanted electronic devices lying around the house to be disposed but not sure where to start? Here's a useful article with tips for recycling computers, phones and other e-waste successfully: https://t.co/uIiUEGHNgw #recycle#ewaste#WasteManagement
The pandemic might have decreased the amount of e-waste in certain countries. However, this projected drop shows a rather significant disparities across other parts of the world. Check out this article to find out more: https://t.co/I4gUK2pozx #Ewaste#Recycle
The "Mount Recyclemore" sculpture by artist Joe Rush is intended to demonstrate the harm caused by the huge amount of e-waste festering around the world, and the need for it to be more easily recyclable. Check out this article to find out more: https://t.co/xypbIetIzT
We've always heard and read about e-waste recycling but have you ever wondered how those unwanted electronic devices are broken down for recycling? Check out this interesting video where it walks you through behind the scenes of e-waste recycling: https://t.co/5Ev3D6JknS
According to a report from MarketWatch, consumers replace their mobiles every 15 months, resulting in e-waste piling up in landfills. Hence, it is important for us, consumers and businesses to take e-waste seriously. Learn more on how to play a part here: https://t.co/tYpzMjOIT6
With World Environment Day coming up on June 5th, let's take this as another opportunity to reflect on what we can to do about the increasing amount of e-waste to minimize their environmental impact ultimately. Check out this article to learn more: https://t.co/7R6HHK66Fs
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Looking for safe ways to dispose your unwanted and unused electronic devices? Check out this article for helpful and comprehennsive tips on how you can safely recycle your electronic devices today! https://t.co/x71ADgZfcm #Ewaste#recycling#wastemanagement
It is important for market leaders to lead by example with efforts to solve the e-waste problem in the world. Like Samsung, the company continues to create sustainable opportunities in the e-waste industry. Check out this article to learn more: https://t.co/OuSVm09sM1
There is no doubt that the increasing amount of e-waste today is slowly destroying our planet. But, transitioning the electronics sector to circular practices can be a great place to start towards a more sustainable future. Learn more about it here: https://t.co/QMIVljhBr6
Some of the e-waste are exported offshore and destroyed in unsafe ways that often don’t securely or sustainably destroy data properly. Check out this article to learn more about how businesses can maximize security while saving the environment:
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Intel recently released a white paper which discusses the importance of managing e-waste and setting an example for other companies on how to reinvent the product lifecycle with an eye toward sustainability. Learn more about their efforts here: https://t.co/06VhyOXMD4
When e-waste is properly recycled, recovered resources can go back into supply chain and lessens our reliance on new materials, thus mitigating global warming. If you're wondering what to do with your old tech, check out this article for useful tips! https://t.co/0q3onQYGLD
In this digital era, every industry must take responsibility to curb the growing e-waste problem and commit to a more sustainable future. Check out this article to learn how the audio tech industry is making headphones, speakers and turntables greener: https://t.co/iony0CVrnZ
Rather than mining the ore from the Earth’s crust, researchers have demonstrated a new recycling method for batteries that replenishes lithium in electrodes with performance nearly as good as new. Check out how this reduces the environmental destruction: https://t.co/ZYORr15x3B
Still debating what goes into the recycling bin or wondering if you are recycling correctly? Check out this handy chart and tips from Waste Management to clear up any confusion you may have: https://t.co/7yPXOMZGSj #recycling#wastemanagement