Responsible e-waste recycling offers a plethora of environmental advantages. Firstly, it prevents the release of hazardous substances into landfills, where toxins can leach into the soil and ...

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And that applies to e-waste recycling initiatives, too. If you want to engage your employees in your e-waste management plans, the easier you make it, the more likely you’ll succeed.

The recycling rate in 2022 was 22.3% and the U.N. believes that number will drop to 20% by 2030, at the same time that the world will generate 82 million metric tons of e-waste.

Recycling e-waste not only prevents the entry of toxic substances into our bodies and the environment, but the process also reduces the harmful effects on the environment created by the extraction ...

And according to Cornell, global e-waste is expected to grow to 80 million metric tons annually by 2030. "I think the world right now is much more aware of it," Wilkins said.

Recent Eurostat research shows that 51% keep their old device at home instead of tossing it. Only 11% recycle them, while 18% ...

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Electronic waste is the fastest growing category of trash in the U.S. and yet unlike paper and plastic recycling, there are no government-issued labels to tell you where your recycled e-waste goes.

But while electronics recycling isn’t bad — making it a panacea for the e-waste problem we currently have certainly is. Unfortunately, that’s how we tend to frame recycling — and companies ...

The recycling industry could adopt the process soon; in recent years, at least 10 large chemical companies have built or announced plans for facilities to produce pyrolysis oils from waste plastics.