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Green Analytical Chemistry, 2023 Electronic waste or electrical waste (e-waste) is comparatively a new accumulation to the more-increasing harmful waste stream. The developing countries are faced with huge challenges related to the invention and organization of electronic waste that are
Subhashish Dey +3 more
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Exploring factors of e-waste recycling intention: The case of generation Y
PLOS ONE, 2023 The seriousness of the e-waste crisis stems from the fact that consumers do not participate much in ensuring the proper disposal of electronic materials. In this context, millennials are the largest segment of consumers of electronic products who are not yet motivated to get sustainably rid of them.
Bhutto, Muhammad Yaseen +3 more
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Penilaian aliran limbah elektronika di DKI Jakarta menggunakan Material Flow Analysis (MFA)
Jurnal Ilmu Lingkungan, 2019 Electronic equipment is produced to meet human needs, so this will also have a significant impact on increasing the rate of e-waste generation in landfills in almost all countries.
Dino Rimantho +3 more
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A Systematic Review of E-Waste Generation and Environmental Management of Asia Pacific Countries [PDF]
International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health, 2021 Due to the rapid increase in the use of electrical and electronic equipment (EEE) worldwide, e-waste has become a critical environmental issue for many governments around the world. Several studies have pointed out that failure to adopt appropriate recycling practices for e-waste may cause environmental disasters and health concerns to humans due to ...
Lynda Andeobu +2 more
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Identification of Electronic Waste (E-Waste) generation from the household and non-household sectors in Indonesia and its sustainable management system [PDF]
E3S Web of ConferencesThe rapid development of technology has spurred competition among electronics manufacturers to innovate. The resulting electronic waste (e-waste) has potential hazards due to its composition.
Widyarsana I. Made Wahyu +1 more
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Achieving sustainability in solving the electronic waste (e-waste) problem
Environment Conservation Journal, 2020 Waste from used electrical and electronic equipment, commonly known as e-waste, is growing at a higher rate than the regular municipal waste streams. Global generation of e-waste in 2019 was 53.6 million tonnes. Rising demand for high technology products
Sunil Herat
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E3S Web of Conferences, 2018 E-waste is the impact resulting from the massive use of electronic goods in the information technology era. The increasing use of electronic goods resulted in increasing electronic waste.
Irwan Ridwan Rahim +2 more
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E-waste challenges of generative artificial intelligence
Nature Computational ScienceGenerative artificial intelligence (GAI) requires substantial computational resources for model training and inference, but the electronic-waste (e-waste) implications of GAI and its management strategies remain underexplored. Here we introduce a computational power-driven material flow analysis framework to quantify and explore ways of managing the e ...
Peng Wang 0189 +3 more
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Challenges and improvement strategies on e-waste management and processing
RChD: Creación y Pensamiento, 2018 The rise of the use of electric and electronic equipment (eee), has resulted in the increase of the quantities of electronic waste (e-waste) generated worldwide. These solid residues are the fastest waste stream worldwide, increasing 3 to 4% annually. It
Romina Cayumil Montecino +1 more
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Recycling, 2021 The generation of electronic waste (e-waste) is increasing at an alarming rate in South Africa. This waste stream is also emanating from household appliances due to beneficial attributes accrued to the use of these electronic devices.
Solomon E. Uhunamure +4 more
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