Project E-Waste

Consumers are faced with daily advertising campaigns and they are upset to the latest model to attract slightly used electronic equipment. According to a survey conducted in the United States in 2007, "500 million second-hand mobile phones stored in closets and drawers will eventually enter the electronic waste as e-waste (e-waste)." It grows faster than leaves grow on trees, posing a threat to human health and the environment (E-cycle). "Consumer recycling of mobile phones for reusing materials is environmentally friendly and socially beneficial for reducing electronic waste.

The electronic waste inventory project reported in Malaysia is expected to further increase electronic waste in the next 5 years. This is because the public awareness of e-waste continues to rise because electronic waste has become an important environmental problem of the 21st century at the time. Another factor that could lead to an increase in electronic waste is the progress of technology, the change in people's lifestyle, and the exchange of old products and older products in the future better, more affordable, and easier to use is. Even today, people depend on devices such as computers and mobile phones to communicate with people all over the world. This data reflects only the electronic waste collected as an industry dismantlement element (Malaysia inventory report accessed on October 11, 2009).

Global waste streams from electronic equipment waste will increase - 40 million tons of electronic waste per year (electronic waste) - understand the impact of electronic waste exposure on human health It has become important. Electronic waste is dangerous because parts used for laptop computers, mobile phones and televisions contain metals and chemical substances that are known to be harmful to human health. Children are particularly vulnerable to electronic waste, living and playing at the electronic waste recycling center.

You may have heard that electronic waste is dangerous. It is television, computer and monitor, mobile phone etc. According to EPA, electronic waste is the fastest growing municipal waste stream in the United States, but only 12.5% ​​of electronic waste is recycled. You can make something meaningful for your old computer, laptop and mobile phone by donating it to a soldier's cell phone. Founded in 2004 by Robbie and Brittany Bergquist, this organization offers more than 300 million minutes of talking time worldwide through the Minutes That Matter program. Another excellent organization that provides electronic services to the embarrassing family is Komputers 4 Kids, Dell / Goodwill Reconnect Program. It collects more than 400 million pounds of electronic equipment at 2K Goodwill nationwide. EPA also offers many other options