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 ...

The eighth annual electronics recycling event is going on now through the end of April at the Cardington-Lincoln Public Library. Did you recently upgrade your smartphone or TV and now have a pile of ...

The growing problem of e-waste is fueled by both perceived and planned obsolescence. Perceived obsolescence happens when we discard functioning products in favor of newer models. For example ...

Second of 3 Parts Humanity produces 62 million tons of electronic waste every year, enough to fill 1.5 million transport trucks, making it one of the ...

In April 2020, we were invited to give evidence to the Environmental Audit Committee, for their inquiry on Electronic Waste and the Circular Economy. Our evidence has been included in today's report ...

New Jersey's Electronic Waste Management Act prohibits consumers from throwing away covered electronic devices. If not properly disposed of, electronic devices can produce toxic chemicals ...