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What is e-waste (electronic waste)?

Electronic waste, commonly referred to as e-waste, encompasses the electronic devices that have reached the end of their life cycle and are no longer in use. These devices include lithium batteries, circuit boards and photovoltaic panels in computers, mobile phones, televisions, refrigerators and various other household and industrial electronic products.

Consumer Electronics

As technology evolves, old consumer electronics are frequently replaced with more advanced versions, resulting in a high volume of e-waste.

Smartphones and tablets
Computers and laptops
Televisions and monitors

Household Appliances

Household appliances have a relatively long lifespan. Ka neongo ia, when they reach the end of their useful life, their components need to be carefully disposed of to prevent environmental contamination.

Refrigerators and air conditioners
Washing machines and dryers

Industrial Equipment

With the growing reliance on digital infrastructure, servers and data centers are constantly updated and replaced. The disposal of outdated equipment poses significant challenges in managing the associated e-waste.

Servers and data centers
Printers and copiers
Medical devices

How Does it Work? - Step by Step

Collection

Local government recycling programs

Many local governments have implemented recycling programs specifically for e-waste. These programs aim to provide convenient disposal options for individuals and promote responsible waste management practices.

E-waste recycling events

Periodic e-waste recycling events offer an opportunity for individuals to dispose of their e-waste responsibly. These events are often organized by government agencies, non-profit organizations, or private entities.

Retailer take-back programs

Some electronics retailers have initiated take-back programs, allowing customers to return their old devices for proper disposal. This practice encourages responsible consumption and reduces the chance of e-waste ending up in landfills.

Sorting and separation

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E-waste recycling facilities often employ workers to manually dismantle devices, separating the different components for further processing. This process ensures that materials with varying properties can be properly treated.

Mechanical shredding and sorting

There are advanced technologies available that utilize mechanical kaka and sorting to streamline the e-waste recycling process. Automated systems can efficiently separate materials based on their electronic properties, easing the recycling process.

Recycling and treatment

Recovery of valuable materials

E-waste contains various valuable materials such as precious metals, rare earth elements, mo e ngaahi pelesitiki. Through recycling, these materials can be extracted and reused, reducing the reliance on new raw materials.

Disposal of hazardous substances

E-waste disposal involves the treatment and, if necessary, the safe disposal of hazardous substances present in electronic devices. Proper handling and treatment of these substances are vital to avoid environmental pollution and protect human health.

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