Fastest Growing Waste: E-waste
Riya Singh, Shadman Ahmed Khan, Shadab Siddiqui
Asian Journal of Advanced Research and Reports · pp. 20–24 · Published 12 Jun 2020
10.9734/ajarr/2020/v11i130255Abstract
Electrical and electronic waste commonly known as e-waste is now one of the world's major concerns. Industries have been so diligent and successful in recent years. The sales and trend of electronic goods have increased rapidly in the world. But with the increase in the manufacturing of electrical and electronic goods and their trend, the result has been somehow leading us to the concern of e-waste. The obsolescence of electrical and electronics goods has become a huge drawback in the field technology because it is measured that various techniques have been used to solve this issue regarding the e-waste produced by industries but none of the solutions to recycle was very effective in the favors of nature and biodiversity. This research paper aims to particularize highlight and determine, the major concern, the effect of e-waste on environment and health.
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