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2010
E-waste is a new term coined in the market of hazardous substances. It has taken a new bourgeoning route since the boom of Information Technology (IT). The problems regarding the transportation, handling and dispose have to be tackled at the earliest as it might cause detrimental effects on environment. Presently in India there is no distinct and lucid
Santosh M. Avvannavar +2 more
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E-waste is a new term coined in the market of hazardous substances. It has taken a new bourgeoning route since the boom of Information Technology (IT). The problems regarding the transportation, handling and dispose have to be tackled at the earliest as it might cause detrimental effects on environment. Presently in India there is no distinct and lucid
Santosh M. Avvannavar +2 more
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Environmental Engineering and Management Journal, 2007
E-waste is a new term coined in the market of hazardous substances. It has taken a new bourgeoning route since the boom of Information Technology (IT). The problems regarding the transportation, handling and dispose have to be tackled at the earliest as it might cause detrimental effects on environment. Presently in India there is no distinct and lucid
Avvannavar, Santosh M +1 more
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E-waste is a new term coined in the market of hazardous substances. It has taken a new bourgeoning route since the boom of Information Technology (IT). The problems regarding the transportation, handling and dispose have to be tackled at the earliest as it might cause detrimental effects on environment. Presently in India there is no distinct and lucid
Avvannavar, Santosh M +1 more
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Awareness and Management of e-Waste in Ahmedabad
Proceedings of the 10th International Conference on Theory and Practice of Electronic Governance, 2017Smart Cities are defined in various ways by different people, but all have an underlying concept that being "smart" involves using information and communication technologies (ICT), the internet to address urban challenges. The rapid growth in use of computers, electronic devices and gadgets in today's urbanized world, leads to more production ...
Gayatri Doctor, Esha Dalal
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Efficient management of e-wastes
International Journal of Environmental Science and Technology, 2016Electricals and electronic equipments that have reached its utilization period are disposed by the consumer are considered as e-waste. The categories of e-waste range from household appliances to machines used in offices and consumer goods. The rise in problem is due to scarcity of proper place for disposing the e-wastes. Hence, the wastes are disposed
A. Chatterjee, J. Abraham
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2021
E-waste is a rising problem given the volumes of e-waste being generated and the content of both toxic and valuable materials in them. This new kind of waste has raised serious concerns regarding their disposition and recycling all over the world.
Shinu Vig, Richa Narayan Agarwal
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E-waste is a rising problem given the volumes of e-waste being generated and the content of both toxic and valuable materials in them. This new kind of waste has raised serious concerns regarding their disposition and recycling all over the world.
Shinu Vig, Richa Narayan Agarwal
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An Overview of E-Waste Management
2023The reuse and recirculation of products and materials are the basis of the concept of the circular economy. A circular economy entails markets that give incentives to reusing products, rather than scrapping them and then extracting new resources. The circular economy model has become highly relevant in recent years, with the electronics industry being ...
Devanshri Bhatt +5 more
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E-waste management in Bangladesh
2nd International Conference on Green Energy and Technology, 2014Advancement of ICT makes peoples life easy however, unknown to them this comes with a silver lining of doom aka e-waste (electronic waste generated from electrical and electronic equipment). The growing amount of e-waste accumulating from foreign import and our own domestic sources have become a major concern of scientific community.
Raina Tabassum Karim +2 more
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Global Journal For Research Analysis, 2012
S.Kanagarathinam S.Kanagarathinam +1 more
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S.Kanagarathinam S.Kanagarathinam +1 more
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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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