Bangladesh is missing out on a potential $500 million economic opportunity every year due to the absence of a formal electronic waste (e-waste) management system, according to an expert.

Gauteng promotes circular economy for e-waste By Nkhensani Nkhwashu, ITWeb portals journalist.Johannesburg, 15 Oct 2025International e-Waste Day aims to raise public awareness about the growing ...

A report has revealed that Europe could extract 1.2 to 1.9 million tonnes of critical raw minerals annually by 2050 if it ...

The Soc Son Waste-to-Energy Plant, the largest in Vietnam and the second biggest in the world, was inaugurated in Trung Gia ...

This campaign marks the beginning of a national movement toward a more sustainable future. I call on all companies and ...

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Redland City Council has formally adopted its 2024–2025 annual report but without the mayor’s support after Jos Mitchell ...

Douglas Jackson, a service-disabled veteran who was laid off during Friday’s federal government layoffs, couldn’t believe it when he heard the vice president say the Trump administration was being for ...

At E-Opala Recycling, protecting Hawai‘i’s environment starts with a simple mission: to keep hazardous electronic waste out ...

The figures come from a report compiled by the EU-funded project FutuRaM for International E-Waste Day on October 14.This electronic waste contains 29 critical raw materials with a total weight of ...