In present digital age, we constantly upgrade or replace our numerous electronic devices
due to continuous technological advances and short product life cycles. With increasing …

Sustainability addresses balance, balance between present and future essentially required
for the survival of our planet. Upgradation of technology has contributed largely in …

In this era of modern technologies, a huge amount of e-waste is being produced endlessly.
The excessive production rate of e-waste is a great threat to our environment. Our work …

Electronic waste is the by-product of digital revolution. A kind of physical waste comprising
harmful organic, inorganic compounds and specially the heavy metals. There is a myth that …

ABSTRACT E-waste is the largest producing squander in the 21st century. The evidence for
reducing the size of e-waste is the raise in number of electronic firms. E-waste management …

This study aims to assess the level of awareness among Dimapur citizens regarding
electronic waste (E-waste) and to identify the primary challenges associated with E-waste …

UNEP (2010) report forecasts that in India by 2020, Electronic waste from disposed-off
mobile phones shall be approximately 18 times more; from old computers will rise to 500%; …

Electronic waste (E-Waste) is one of the growing waste streams globally. Managing and
recycling of these wastes have a greater challenge to the society. The present study is being …

E-waste as a broad and growing range of electronic devices ranging from large house hold
devices such as refrigerators, airconditions, cell phones, personal stereos, and consumer …