… E-waste recycling is necessary but it should be conducted in a safe and standardized manor.
The acceptable risk thresholds for hazardous, secondary e-waste … for all e-waste workers …

… of its own e-waste but also because of the dumping of e-waste from developed countries. …
current e-waste scenario, namely magnitude of the problem, environmental and health hazards…

… global awareness about E-Waste and hazards related to it and hence this paper deals with
the description of E-Waste… recover valuable items from E-waste and its environment friendly …

… concerned with environmental hazards, especially affecting children, as a preface to
presenting next steps in addressing health issues stemming from the global e-waste problem. …

… e-waste from developed to industrializing countries. … e-waste topic—how e-waste is defined,
what it is composed of and which methods can be applied to estimate the quantity of e-waste …

… To minimize the risk of exposure to hazardous contaminants, appropriate disposal of e-waste
is necessary. Computer circuit boards contain various heavy metals such as cadmium, and …

… , recycling and separation of e-waste has become their main … Treatment processes of e-waste
aim to remove the hazardous … The paper discuss societal implications of proper e-waste …

… e-Waste refers to all types of electrical or electronic equipment (EEE) and its parts that
have … Massive amounts of e-waste are produced globally and redistributed. Global e-waste …

… the present global e-waste scenarios and health hazards could … and raises concerns about
e-waste, identifies information gaps, … to facilitate global long-term sustainable development. …

… This study provides a global solution for the recycling of e-waste. … overview of the status
quo of e-waste globally. First, the characteristics of e-waste are introduced from the aspects of …