Vast quantities of phones, appliances and other electronic waste (e-waste) end up in landfill every day, even though most of it can be recycled.The improper handling of e-wastes affects human health, environment, economy and many other aspects in life. This shed the light on the importance of e-waste recycling that covers vast array of benefits …
Pollution is not something new, the world is suffering from it a long time ago especially nowadays with the increasing population and the pandemic that reached the whole world where a massive amount of products, foods, and clothes were being ordered and most of them were in a non-recyclable packages.Even though people are still not …
According to the United Nations, over 2.12 billion tons of waste is disposed of annually, while industrial and commercial businesses contribute to the majority of this waste. We all know that reducing waste is an important part of conserving our planet’s resources and protecting them for many years to come. Therefore, why not stop dumping …
We always tend to replace our phones, laptops, electronic home appliances and office devices with more advanced ones and throw away the older, thus making E-waste accumulates nearly three times faster than any other waste. In 2019, approximately 53.6 million metric tons of e-wastes was produced globally. This was an increase of 44.4 million metric …
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Nowadays, the competition between businesses is very high and having a competitive edge is what all businesses are searching for. Therefore, some tend be me differentiated with the up-to date technology they use along with the product/service related features and specifications. But staying up to date with technology, requires periodically updating your electronic devices, thus …
For every 1 million cell phones that are recycled, 16 kilos of copper, 350 kilos of silver, 34 kilos of gold, and 15 kilos of palladium can be recovered. Technological change is so rapid, that most electrical products are discarded before they are obsolete. By 2050, we will be on our way to producing 120 …
In the tiny, oil rich country of Kuwait, there is more waste production per capita than any other country in the world. The number of landfills in this small country far exceeds the recycling plants that could potentially process this heavy burden. In fact, from the staggering 18 landfills dug for burying waste, 14 of …
