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The E-Waste Column

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E-Waste

E-waste results from discarded electrical and electronic equipment. How can we tackle the fastest-growing waste stream?

Metrics & Reporting
How much e-waste is being produced? Where is this being reported? What due diligence and auditing happens?
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Plastics in E-Waste
How much plastics is found in e-waste globally? How is this being managed and recycled?
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Vapes & E-cigarettes
How can we ensure that more vapes & e-cigarettes be recycled? How should they be regulated?
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E-Textiles
How can fabrics that entail electronic components be recycled? How should these be regulated?
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E-Waste

Christine Nikander

Invisible E-Waste

🌱 What is “invisible e-waste”? A lot of products sold today contain electrical or electronic components, but consumers do not always realize this. “Invisible e-waste” is a term used for electronic and electrical waste from products whose recycling potential goes unnoticed due to their appearance. E

Oct 14, 2023

Christine Nikander

An Introduction to E-Waste

🌱 What is e-waste? E-waste is the waste that results from electrical and electronic equipment (such as mobile phones, laptops, TVs, lamps, and kitchen appliances) when it is disposed. 🌱 How much e-waste is produced? Upwards of 50 million tons of e-waste is produced every year. E-waste is the worl

Apr 07, 2023

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