Malaysia has a unique opportunity to transform its e-waste management practices by leveraging global expertise.

Every year, the world produces over 40 million tons of e-waste; discarded electronic components that are filled with valuable metals and thousands of harmful toxins. It's quickly becoming a looming ...

Malaysia is grappling with a growing electronic waste crisis. In 2021, the Department of Environment (DoE) collected 2,459 ...

She noted that with the rapid advancement of technology, electronic waste has become one of the fastest-growing waste streams, leading to severe environmental degradation and public health concerns.

or the general public, we are all aware of the growing piles of e-waste produced around the globe. "This research summarises the growth of electronics waste levels and the hazards to the planet ...

Despite having legislation in place, the illegal movement of e-waste happening due to the complex web of transshipment ports. The informal recycling operations result in have severe health impacts ...

AMPANG Jaya Municipal Council (MPAJ) is aiming to cut landfill costs by encouraging greater public participation ... to collect used cooking oil and e-waste. The used cooking oil competition ...