E-Waste
E-WasteFrom sunshine to landfill? Panel recycling will be a key challenge in coming decades
Solar panel recycling is emerging as a critical challenge for the e-waste sector as millions of tons of PV waste approach end-of-life.
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E-WasteNorthwest Iowa Landfill launches lithium-ion battery recycling program
Lithium-ion battery recycling program launched by Northwest Iowa Landfill addresses fire risk and enhances regional e-waste management.
E-WasteStatesville Fire Department Launches “Fill the Drum” Battery Recycling Challenge
Statesville Fire Department launches battery recycling challenge, spotlighting critical need for safe lithium-ion disposal.
E-WasteTopic: E-waste in India - Statista
India's e-waste generation surged to 1.6 million tonnes in 2021, creating significant challenges and opportunities for formal recycling.
E-Waste184 more US e-waste containers flagged for Subic - Inquirer.net
E-waste imports: Philippines flags 184 more U.S. containers, intensifying international pressure on lax export regulations.
E-WasteSubic recyclers urge status quo on e-waste entry - Philstar.com
Philippine e-waste recyclers urge continued import of electronic scrap, citing economic impact and processing capacity.
E-WasteAfter defending e-waste recycling, SBMA to bar another US shipment - Inquirer.net
Philippines' SBMA will block another US e-waste shipment, signaling stricter enforcement of environmental regulations and import bans.
E-WasteReworld launches free e-waste recovery program - Recycling Product News
Reworld launches a free e-waste recovery program for businesses, impacting regional collection networks and ITAD strategies.
E-WasteReworld® and Goodwill Industries of NEPA Announce Free Electronic Waste Recycling Program for Northeastern Pennsylvania - PR Newswire
Reworld and Goodwill launch a free e-waste recycling program in NEPA, targeting residential electronics and expanding collection access.
E-WasteNigeria leaves e-waste recycling to hustlers, misses out on $89b income - The Guardian Nigeria News
Nigeria's informal e-waste sector costs the nation billions, highlighting a critical need for formal recycling infrastructure and policy.