e-waste

As the world struggles to get control over the rapid escalation in the growth of electronic waste, a group of scientists may have come up with an innovative natural solution that could significantly increase the production of biodegradable electronics.

The global production of electronic waste (E-waste) is rising five times faster than current recycling efforts. UN report paints a troubling picture of the world’s current efforts to recycle E-waste efficiently.

The Commission of the European Union (EU) has begun funding research to help reduce...

Dealing with the burgeoning problem of electronic waste (e-waste) continues to perplex both environmentalists...

Seeking to fill the void with updated information about the current state of global...

The European Union (EU) government has taken the next step in efforts to require...

International researchers have determined that one positive impact of the COVID-19 pandemic last year...

As we look for more ways to reduce electronic waste (E-waste) from electrical and...

Members of the U.S. House of Representatives have introduced federal legislation that would restrict...

The U.S. state of Oregon is reportedly considering a bill that would make it...