electronic waste

The rapidly increasing use of technologies based on artificial intelligence (AI) is bringing potentially life-changing benefits to our commercial and industrial industries, as well as to people around the world.

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.

Researchers at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) have developed a unique approach to...

The nation of Thailand has reportedly passed legislation that will prohibit the importation of...

A new tool for urban mining is helping to map valuable waste across the EU.

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...

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...

Each year thousands of hazardous waste is illegally dumped in far off countries and...