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India’s looking at 14 million metric tonnes of e-waste by 2030, recycling can’t keep up—NITI Aayog
Country's used lithium-ion battery problem is also set to grow sharply in next decade. India 3rd largest e-waste producer ...
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IIT Madras Researchers Pioneer Green Method to Recover Valuable Metals From Electronic Waste
India, Jan. 30 -- This method uses environmentally-friendly solvents derived from natural compounds to extract & reuse metals ...
NEW DELHI – India is ramping up its efforts to address a growing e-waste problem, but major global electronics manufacturers are sounding the alarm over the financial burden of new government ...
- Our vision is to make E-Waste Management synonymous with green growth.- Akshay Jain, MD, Namo E-Waste Every time an old phone is replaced, a laptop is discarded, or a battery is thrown away, a ...
The Indian subsidiary of U.S. air-conditioning manufacturer Carrier (NYSE:CARR) has taken legal action against Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s administration over recent changes to the country’s ...
India’s rapid technological growth has significantly increased electronic consumption, resulting in a surge in electronic waste (e-waste) generation. This working paper examines the complexities of ...
Constant technological advancements make mobile devices redundant every few years The smartphone is a great example of technology leapfrog in countries like India, where a vast majority of phone users ...
NEW DELHI, April 11 (Reuters) - India wants to tackle its mounting e-waste problem. Global electronics companies say the cost is too high. Daikin, Hitachi and Samsung are among manufacturers alarmed ...
AI-generated image for representation only. NEW DELHI: India should harness critical minerals through recycling of e-Waste by enabling the formal sector in order to cut dependence on China in the wake ...
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