ETH Zurich researchers have pioneered a sustainable gold extraction method from electronic waste, utilizing whey, a cheese ...

We rarely think of gold when we think of our electronic devices, yet it keeps digital life running, then eventually turns ...

Global e-waste is increasing, yet most of it goes unrecycled — prompting urgent calls for responsible disposal and innovative ...

NEW DELHI – India is ramping up its efforts to address a growing e-waste problem, but major global electronics manufacturers are sounding the alarm over the financial burden of new government ...

Question: What happens to discarded electronics that people put in e-waste bins at city convenience centers? The city’s ...

From corflutes and how-to-vote cards to 250,000 pencils, 240,000 volunteer vests, 80,000 ballot boxes, here’s what happens to ...

Urea, with the formula CO(NH2)2, is a chemical compound that is widely used in a range of sectors, including manufacturing, ...

In a high-level meeting at the secretariat, she also directed the Municipal Corporation of Delhi to run a special three-month-long drive to improve cleanliness in the national capital, according ...

Although E-waste may appear to be less compared to other types of solid waste, its environmental impact is severe. E-waste is not limited to just televisions, phones, or computers.

The good news is that it is already half-way there with a growing policy focus on recycling e-waste to recover critical minerals that exist in our devices and batteries. The country generated 1.75 ...

India is the third-biggest e-waste generator behind China and the U.S., but the government says only 43% of the country's e-waste last year was recycled and at least 80% of the sector comprises ...