The global e-waste monitor 2024
<p>The world's electronic waste generation is increasing five times faster than documented e-waste recycling, according to the United Nation's fourth Global E-waste Monitor (GEM) report.</p>
Waste Recycling
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Will the plastic degrade?
Loopholes in technology, Delhi government s order
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Let Delhi breathe
Hospitals and hotels asked to use degradable plastic
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Bricks from copper mine tailings waste for soil conservation and employment generation for landless persons
Due to continuous removal of topsoil, which is appropriate for agricultural purposes, is being used in production of conventional fired clay bricks, which results in depletion of natural resources for agriculture. Due to rapid industrialization, enormous quantities of wastes are generated by industries. In the present research work, efforts were made by Regional Research Laboratory (RRL), Bhopal to develop stabilized copper mine tailings bricks for 35, 50, 75 and 100 kg compressive strength, using copper mine tailings waste in combination with sand and cement.
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Just re use it
Sri Lanka finds a way to re use furniture waste
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Dodgy exports
The suspicion has been further deepened: all is not
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E-waste in real space
Unscientific disposal of old computers irks Bangalore
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Cementia
India s consumer movement doesn t exist
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In strict confidence
A Sri Lankan company profits by recycling confidential paper
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A sector that wants space
Space for Waste: Planning for the Informal Recycling Sector
