disposal of e-waste

Apple unveiled a new robot at a town hall event in Cupertino earlier this week. The robot, nicknamed Liam, takes apart obsolete electronic devices, strips them down, and sorts components so that the material they collect can be reused to make new devices.

A recent study by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) found that electronics recycling...

A report released by the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) last week says that...

At this point, it is clear that electronic waste shouldn't be dumped in landfills....

The world’s largest privately held e-waste recycler, Electronic Recyclers International (ERI), announces an academic...

Americans discard more than two million tons of e-waste every year, according to the...

After January 1st, 2014 New Yorkers may face fines for disposing of electronic waste with their normal trash and recycling.

The illegal trade and disposal of electronic waste is increasingly becoming a global threat...