E-waste is defined as anything with a battery or a cord and poses environmental risks Per capita%2C the U.S. is the No. 1 contributor -- at 66 pounds%3B the global average is 15 pounds Mobile phones ...

Not even the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) knows exactly how much construction and demolition (C&D) waste material the United States generates each year. Not federally regulated, C&D debris ...

Scientists have figured out a way to use the leftovers from brewing beer to remove heavy metals from electrical recycling waste. The metal waste that comes from the recycling of electrical products is ...

With technological improvements being introduced at a faster pace than skirt lengths change, it’s easy to see why electronic and electrical waste is now growing three times faster than any other ...

An independent public body which advised government on the implementation of regulations surrounding the disposal of electronic waste has been axed, the government announced on Monday. The WEEE ...