As global e-waste streams rise, recycling efforts remain insufficient, as does the willingness to promote recycling … this prevailing notion, this working paper promotes the idea of "e-waste as a commodity" and argues that recycling can …. Acknowledging the potential impact of e-waste, it is necessary to recycle it to minimize loss and maximize profit. To achieve this …

waste industry -- Chapter 2: “Business as Usual”: Systemic barriers to achieving sustainability in India’s e-waste … processing industry -- Chapter 3: The power of markets: Economics of India’s e-waste processing industry -- Chapter 4 …: Specialized social networks with deep expertise: The value of cultural capital in India’s e-waste processing industry -- Chapter 5 …

As global e-waste streams rise, recycling efforts remain insufficient, as does the willingness to promote recycling … this prevailing notion, this working paper promotes the idea of "e-waste as a commodity" and argues that recycling can …. Acknowledging the potential impact of e-waste, it is necessary to recycle it to minimize loss and maximize profit. To achieve this …

good waste management. This study aims to develop a management network for e-waste that collaborates formal and informal …/methodology/approach: This research designs an e-waste management network followed by building a single-objective mathematical model that …: Regulation is the factor that most influences consumers' intentions and behavior to participate in e-waste management programs …

Bangladesh produces 3 million metric ton (MMT) of e-waste, including ship-breaking yards, each year. The leachate from … dumped e-waste contains toxic heavy metals and organics that are detrimental to animals, humans, and the environment. The … proper legislation and systematic e-waste management strategies have not yet been established in Bangladesh. This study …