As technology rapidly advances, so does the amount of electronic waste (e-waste) generated worldwide. From outdated ...

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In an era where digital transformation is at its peak, the disposal of outdated electronic devices has become a growing ...

Copper is widely used in electronics and can be efficiently recovered from e-waste. Printed circuit boards (PCBs) alone contain around 322,000 tons of copper globally, making them a significant source ...

Pittsburgh-based RoboLoop, a CMU spinout, builds its bots with accessible materials that can be sourced from a local hardware store.

Melting, the traditional way of recycling plastic, degrades the material. Scientists make groundbreaking discovery that could ...

E-waste generation across all states in 2023 amounted to 65,280.14 mt, compared to 286,205.84 mt in 2022. Melaka generated ...

India produces about 4 million tonnes of e-waste, behind only China and the US. This waste generation will only increase with economic progress. Disposing of waste printed circuit boards (WPCB ...

As the use of cash steeply declines, the Royal Mint is undergoing a vast transformation to avoid becoming obsolete.

copper and platinum from the devices they process. In the meantime, WeFix is making strides at its own pace, reducing Tunisian e-waste by promoting the sale of refurbished appliances instead of ...

SINGAPORE: A new set of guidelines was introduced on Tuesday (Mar 4) to help the e-commerce sector minimise its packaging waste, including seven specific ways to cut down on cardboard box usage.