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Today, we are looking at how the Marshall Group has reduced PFAS in their speakers and headphones.

Today’s column explores potential adverse social impacts from an infrastructure project planned by the EU and the U.S. to acquire critical minerals from the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC).

Today, we are looking at measures companies can take to address human rights issues in their raw material supply chains.

Today, we are looking at social risks from critical raw material stockpiling.

Today, we are looking at the Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) signed between the EU and U.S. on 24 April 2026 to create a strategic partnership for critical minerals.

Today, we are looking at measures the European Commission has planned to reduce energy prices.

Today, we are looking at how innovation in raw materials, electronics circularity and e-waste, and renewable energy technologies could be better supported through broader ecosystem changes.

Today, we are looking at why broadscale education on raw materials, electronics circularity, e-waste, and renewable energy technologies matters.

In today’s column, we are looking at the role that e-waste can play in creating energy sovereignty and security.

Today, we are looking at the role that renewable energy technologies play in creating energy sovereignty and security.

Our founder was at the United Nations Office at Vienna and the European Parliament in Brussels at the start of 2026. Read her reflections about being given a seat at the table in this blog post.

Today, we are looking at the role gender plays in the EU’s energy sector.

We are looking at the gender gap in the renewable energy workforce today.

Read about our experiences with the gender funding gap in the raw materials and e-waste sectors.

“How far are you willing to go to create the change that you want to see in the world?” That is a question our founder has asked herself a lot since 2020. Read the “career exit” story that led to the creation of The E-Waste Column and The E-Waste Learning Hub.

Building on yesterday’s column on the closed-loop recycled copper produced from HP’s e-waste, we are further exploring the significance of traceability, certification, and geopolitics within metal recovery today.

In today’s column, we are looking into a recent collaboration between Mint Innovation and HP to produce closed-loop recycled copper.

Today, we are looking into ocean pollution through liquid crystal monomers from e-waste.

Why care about circularity? Our founder tells her story of pushing for circularity in the third generation.

Today’s column looks into ways to cut PFAS pollution from electronics, e-waste, and datacenters.

Today, we are looking at the use of poly- and perfluorinated alkyl substances (PFAS) in the cooling of datacenters.

Today, we are taking a high-level look at poly- and perfluorinated alkyl substances (PFAS) pollution through datacenters.

In today’s column, we will be looking at poly- and perfluorinated alkyl substances (PFAS) pollution through e-waste.

In today’s column, we are looking at the UN Task Force on Critical Energy Transition Minerals.