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Ensuring circularity of critical raw materials is crucial for sustainable resource management. With 4 billion kg of such metals found in e-waste globally in 2022, recycling and reusing these resources is imperative. Let's prioritize circular practices to build resilient supply chains and meet the growing demand driven by e-mobility, digitalization, and green energy solutions. Read the full Global E-waste Monitor 2024 report here: https://lnkd.in/e7u2jvwp

91 billion USD. 62 billion kgs. 81 countries. What am I talking about? Dig into the latest Global E-waste Monitor to find these numbers and more. Any guesses how much e-waste India generates? And how much value there is in this urban mine? #ewaste United Nations Institute for Training and Research (UNITAR) International Telecommunication Union Ministry of Environment, Forests & Climate Change, Government of India Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology

According to The World Counts, an estimated 50 million tons of e-waste is produced each year. This means that it’s no exaggeration to claim that organizations that pursue R2 Certification are literally saving the planet. In our rapidly advancing technological landscape, electronic waste, or e-waste, has become a significant environmental challenge. Read our latest blog from IBEC Inc. Intelligence to learn more about the challenges posed by e-waste and the importance of R2 Certification in that context. https://lnkd.in/eYhVsi2M #R2Certification #ResponsibleRecycling #Sustainability

mender is the way. The way is mender. So, the math adds up. 30 million more metric tons of e-waste over an 11-year period. That is only going to grow with new technology. Maybe get yourself a company that can handle a global IT asset disposition program that will make a tailor-made solution just for you? Maybe call mender? #questionmark #ROI #Sustainability

U.N. experts attribute the increase of e-waste to factors including higher consumption, a lack of repair options, shorter life cycles for electronics and inadequate infrastructure to manage e-waste. Sad reality :(

U.N. experts attribute the increase of e-waste to factors including higher consumption, a lack of repair options, shorter life cycles for electronics and inadequate infrastructure to manage e-waste.

Electronic waste (E-waste) is the fastest growing waste stream in the world and includes anything with a plug or a battery. A recent article by the Public Interest Research Group (PIRG) detailed six of the most surprising facts from the United Nations’ 2024 Global E-Waste Monitor. Learn about them here: https://spr.ly/6040dfs24 #GlobalEWaste #RightToRepair Iron Mountain

? Do you want to learn more about the ins and outs of e-waste management? Here's what you can expect from our free online course “How to prevent e-waste”: 1?? Key terms and concepts related to electronic waste. 2?? Different perspectives on the impact of e-waste. 3?? Strategies for individuals, companies, and authorities to reduce e-waste. 4?? Ways to support circularity and influence positive change in your community. Enroll in the course today ? https://lnkd.in/eTE7gRBD #MOOCs #OnlineLearning #eWaste #eWastePrevention

Electronic waste (E-waste) is the fastest growing waste stream in the world and includes anything with a plug or a battery. A recent article by the Public Interest Research Group (PIRG) detailed six of the most surprising facts from the United Nations’ 2024 Global E-Waste Monitor. Learn about them here: https://spr.ly/6042dGVxj #GlobalEWaste #RightToRepair Iron Mountain