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2016
Hardware is replaced with increasing frequency, whether it is broken or not. The constantly increasing pile of e-waste contains hardware that has been used for producing, processing, and storing data. Although mechanisms exist to erase data before disposal, it is unclear how companies apply them to different types of hardware.
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Hardware is replaced with increasing frequency, whether it is broken or not. The constantly increasing pile of e-waste contains hardware that has been used for producing, processing, and storing data. Although mechanisms exist to erase data before disposal, it is unclear how companies apply them to different types of hardware.
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The Battle to Mitigate E-Waste
Communications of the ACMAs electronic waste grows by the metric ton, companies and citizens work to stem the tide.
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2011
Electronic Waste (e-Waste) is a major concern given the negative effects it creates on our environment. Huge quantities of e-Waste are generated every year and the rate is expected to rise in our digital economy. There are regulations and laws around e-Waste; however for its effective enforcement, all the relevant stakeholders need to come together to ...
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Electronic Waste (e-Waste) is a major concern given the negative effects it creates on our environment. Huge quantities of e-Waste are generated every year and the rate is expected to rise in our digital economy. There are regulations and laws around e-Waste; however for its effective enforcement, all the relevant stakeholders need to come together to ...
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AN E-WASTE MANAGEMENT FRAMEWORK TO IMPROVE E-WASTE RECYCLING
International Conference on Industrial Engineering, Systems Engineering and Engineering Management (ISEM 2023), 2023O. Hougaard, T.S. Hattingh
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The proliferation of electronic devices in today's digital age, while ushering in technological advancements, has given rise to a pressing global issue: the exponential accumulation of electronic waste (e-waste). Not only is this a grave environmental concern, but its ramifications also spill over into health and equity domains. Delving into the social
Dibya Nandan Mishra +1 more
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Green computing can be described as efficient resource management in distributed computing environments such as cloud, fog, and edge computing environments. In green computing, green refers to the eco-friendly environment with environmental responsibility to efficiently manage the computing resources. Mainly, two significant reasons are associated with
K. Dinesh Kumar +4 more
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E-waste is the fastest-growing waste stream, rich in valuable materials yet difficult to recycle due to design complexity and hazardous components. This chapter introduces E-Waste 4.0, where AI, IoT, robotics, and blockchain enable smart collection, automated disassembly, and efficient resource recovery. Sensor-based sorting, digital product passports,
Mahapara Abbass, Shalom Akhai
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Mahapara Abbass, Shalom Akhai
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The food waste hierarchy as a framework for the management of food surplus and food waste
Journal of Cleaner Production, 2014Nigel Wright +2 more
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