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Chemosphere, 2020
The export of e-waste from industrialized to developing countries has led to the formation of a large-scale informal e-waste recycling sector in Accra, Ghana. During recycling processes, workers are exposed to several hazardous substances, such as heavy metals. As a common component of e-waste, inorganic arsenic can be released during e-waste recycling
Jennie Yang +9 more
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The export of e-waste from industrialized to developing countries has led to the formation of a large-scale informal e-waste recycling sector in Accra, Ghana. During recycling processes, workers are exposed to several hazardous substances, such as heavy metals. As a common component of e-waste, inorganic arsenic can be released during e-waste recycling
Jennie Yang +9 more
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2018
In the year of 1998, the “Recycling Management Fund” was founded by Taiwan Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) to be in charge of all the recycling and treatment items in accordance with WDA due to the extended producer responsibility (EPR) from the importers and manufactures.
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In the year of 1998, the “Recycling Management Fund” was founded by Taiwan Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) to be in charge of all the recycling and treatment items in accordance with WDA due to the extended producer responsibility (EPR) from the importers and manufactures.
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E-Waste Recycling Behavior in China
2020Electronic waste refers to the loss of electronic and electrical products that should be used, including the unqualified products and their spare parts, leftover parts, spare parts produced in the process of maintenance, discarded products and equipment, etc., which are produced in the process of production.
Zhaohua Wang, Bin Zhang
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Determinants and logistics of e-waste recycling
The International Journal of Logistics Management, 2016Purpose– The rapid consumption of new electronic devices has expanded the volume of electronic waste (e-waste) and created a potential threat to the environment. Recycling of e-waste (eCycling) can help stem the proliferation of e-waste and its environmental threat.
Cigdem Gonul Kochan +3 more
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E-waste Tracker; Obstacles to Recyclability: The Mounting E-waste Problem
2021How have e-waste recycling practices fallen short of environmental standards? How can e-waste recyclers connect with consumers trying to safely dispose of goods? Society lacks methods to get people involved in sustainable recycling practices or educate people about properly disposing of e-waste.
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E-waste recycling and utilization
Current Opinion in Green and Sustainable ChemistryElectronic waste (e-waste) is a rapidly growing problem worldwide due to the increasing consumption of electronic devices and the short lifespan of these products. E-waste recycling and utilization have emerged as potential solutions to this problem, aiming to recover valuable materials and minimize environmental impact. This review article provides an
Mishra, Kirti +2 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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Integrated Approach to e-Waste Recycling
2008The treatment of WEEE may be considered as an integration of a generic waste treatment hierarchy within which economic, legislative and technology drivers determine the structure and methodology of approach.
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