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Recycling of electronic waste : A potential, route for value added future

Author:

Pradip Kumar Maity

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Physical Sciences and Engineering

Abstract:

Tremendous growth of electronic industry, consumer culture, increasing rates of consumption of electronic devices has sharp rise in the volume of waste that these products generate at the end of their useful life. The problem of electronic waste (e-waste) is growing at an unsustainable rate. E-waste is now the fastest growing, and most toxic, component of municipal garbage. Local governments are facing huge costs to handle e-waste, and even greater costs if they do not capture this toxic stream and handle it in an appropriate manner. This paper presents an overview of the e-waste management and reuse of it.

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