As technology advances at a rapid pace, so does the pile of discarded electronics we leave behind. Electronic waste—commonly known as e-waste—refers to any electronic item that’s no longer wanted or ...

Thankfully, there is a better alternative. In Minnesota, we collect about 20% of e-waste recycling. That is less than half ...

Desalination plants, a major and growing source of freshwater in dry regions, could produce less harmful waste using ...

The Nuclear Waste Management Organization (NWMO) is putting local and Northwestern businesses first when it comes to procurement opportunities for the development of Canada's deep geological repositor ...

According to court filings and lobbying documents, the manufacturers are urging Indian authorities to roll back the ...

A group of engineers at Carnegie Mellon University has created robots that can now break down TVs in 5 minutes or less.

Can we do a better job repurposing outdated technology instead of recycling or trashing it? -- R.T Smith, via e-mail Answer: The annual production of “e-waste”—electronic products that have reached ...

Speaker of the House Mike Johnson, with help from President Donald Trump, was able to narrowly pass a budget resolution. Here ...

House Republicans have passed a budget resolution that paves the way for President Donald Trump’s “big, beautiful bill” — and ...

We estimate a minimum of 130 million pounds of electronic waste has been created by expired software and canceled cloud ...