E-waste expert George Masila worries about the impact of electronic waste on soil. “When you have all this e-waste — either in the dumpsites or mercilessly deposited anywhere else — it could ...

E-waste expert George Masila worries about the impact of electronic waste on soil. “When you have all this e-waste — either in the dumpsites or mercilessly deposited anywhere else — it could ...

"It’s kind of a win-win." Researchers discover method for extracting valuable metal from electronic waste — here's how it works first appeared on The Cool Down.

Electronics have a number of harmful elements that react with air and water to create problems of e-waste such as water, air, and soil pollution as well as problems that affect human beings in the ...

Forbush says they will resell or reuse the items that still function or need a minor repairs. The rest of the items will be ...

E-waste is a growing global crisis with millions of tons of electronic devices ending up in landfills every year, leaching harmful chemicals to the soil and water. Planet Friendly Technology helps ...

From banana peels and bread crusts to spinach leaves that go slimy at the bottom of the packet, most households waste food ... them into a nutrient-rich soil amendment. An amendment is any ...