Materials (Glass, Metal, Plastics), Technology, and Region - Global Forecast to 2029", size is expected to reach USD 66.33 ...

Imagine living in a society where all kinds of waste are converted into useful resources that power sectors like construction ...

With the rapid growth of technology and an increasing volume of discarded electronics, e-waste presents substantial potential ...

Recycle Global Exchange (RGX), a pioneering software solution in the IT asset disposition (ITAD) and electronics recycling ...

Plastics make up around a quarter of the materials contained in electronic waste (e-waste). The proportion that is recycled ...

E-waste is the term to describe things like air conditioners, televisions, and personal electronic ... include safe disposal of hazardous materials, Baldé says. Another major barrier to reducing ...

Waste management relates to the measures and procedures to reduce the wastage rates as much as possible. Most businesses use this system to stop, decrease, and reuse various types of waste.

An E-waste Hand Over Centre aimed at providing incentives for sound disposal, collection and recycling of e-waste to reduce ...

Most e-waste is never recycled. Data center upgrades for artificial intelligence projects could significantly add to the problem, researchers say.

Rapid rise of generative artificial intelligence requires frequent upgrades to hardware and chip technology, leaving existing ...

Australia's annual lithium-ion battery waste is tipped to hit 137,000 tonnes by 2035, and with 90 per cent of current waste ...