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50+ Alarming Global E-waste Statistics (2023 Data) - Vimarsana News

50+ Alarming Global E-waste Statistics (2023 Data)

Discover the global e-waste statistics of 2023, revealing the escalating challenge of electronic waste disposal and its impact on the world.

5.3 billion cell phones to become waste in 2022 - report - Vimarsana News

5.3 billion cell phones to become waste in 2022 - report

Many of the five billion phones withdrawn from circulation will be hoarded rather than dumped in the trash, according to a survey in six European countries from June to September 2022

iTWire - Organisations urge communities to donate their used and worn out gadgets to reduce e-waste - Vimarsana News

iTWire - Organisations urge communities to donate their used and worn out gadgets to reduce e-waste

On International E-Waste Day 2021, experts and producer responsibility organisations are urging communities to donate more dead or unused plug-in or b...

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iTWire - WEEE Forum expands in three continents to tackle global e-waste 'challenge' - Vimarsana News

iTWire - WEEE Forum expands in three continents to tackle global e-waste 'challenge'

WEEE Forum expands in three continents to tackle global e-waste ‘challenge’ Tuesday, 06 April 2021 12:34 WEEE Forum expands in three continents to tackle global e-waste ‘challenge’ Featured The WEEE Forum, which represents e-waste producer responsibility organisations throughout the world, is continuing to grow its global membership with the recent addition of new members from Colombia, South Africa, Spain and Lithuania. With worldwide e-waste levels continuing to rise by around 3% per annum – and expected to reach in excess of 74 million tonnes (Mt) in 2030 according to...

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