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Sustainable solutions for e-waste and development

Record Type:	Electronic resources : Monograph/item
Title/Author:	Sustainable solutions for e-waste and development/ Rajesh Kumar K. V., Hemachandran Kannan, Dmitry Spodarets, Parvez Alam Khan, Bikash Kumar Pradhan, editors.
other author:	Kannan, Hemachandran,
Published:	Hershey, Pennsylvania :IGI Global, : 2024.,
Description:	1 online resource (396 p.)
[NT 15003449]:	Chapter 1. Assessing the operational effectiveness of chemical companies in advancing e-waste management and development -- Chapter 2. Environmental impacts of e-waste: pollution and resource depletion -- Chapter 3. E-waste collection and recycling best practices and innovations -- Chapter 4. E-waste dilemma: unravelling the Heath and equity issues -- Chapter 5. E-waste management: a significant solution for green computing -- Chapter 6. E-waste management for sustainable development: a case of private commercial banks in Bangladesh -- Chapter 7. E-waste management in Developing countries: current practices, challenges, disposal, and impact on human health and environment -- Chapter 8. Economic perspectives: opportunity and challenges in e-waste management -- Chapter 9. E-waste reduction methods in sustainable ways -- Chapter 10. Extended producer responsibility (EPR) and e-waste management: a roadmap for entrepreneurs -- Chapter 11. Equity-driven solutions: harnessing IoT technology to mitigate health risks and bridge gaps in e-waste management -- Chapter 12. Fostering sustainability: a review on e-waste -- Chapter 13. From waste to wealth: global perspectives on effectivemanagement of electronic equipment waste towards sustainable development goals (SDGs) -- Chapter 14. Nanotechnology for sustainability -- Chapter 15. Opportunities and challenges in solar photovoltaic waste management -- Chapter 16. Sustainable e-waste reduction methods and models -- Chapter 17. Sustainable e-waste management: present situation, emerging solutions, and future trends -- Chapter 18. Technological advancements in e-waste management and resource recovery -- Chapter 19. Technological advancements in e-waste management methods and models -- Chapter 20. Transitioning toward a circular economy through e-waste management.
Subject:	Electronic waste - Management. -
Online resource:	http://services.igi-global.com/resolvedoi/resolve.aspx?doi=10.4018/979-8-3693-1018-2
ISBN:	9798369310199

Sustainable solutions for e-waste and development
Sustainable solutions for e-waste and development[electronic resource] /Rajesh Kumar K. V., Hemachandran Kannan, Dmitry Spodarets, Parvez Alam Khan, Bikash Kumar Pradhan, editors. - Hershey, Pennsylvania :IGI Global,2024. - 1 online resource (396 p.)

Includes bibliographical references and index.

Chapter 1. Assessing the operational effectiveness of chemical companies in advancing e-waste management and development -- Chapter 2. Environmental impacts of e-waste: pollution and resource depletion -- Chapter 3. E-waste collection and recycling best practices and innovations -- Chapter 4. E-waste dilemma: unravelling the Heath and equity issues -- Chapter 5. E-waste management: a significant solution for green computing -- Chapter 6. E-waste management for sustainable development: a case of private commercial banks in Bangladesh -- Chapter 7. E-waste management in Developing countries: current practices, challenges, disposal, and impact on human health and environment -- Chapter 8. Economic perspectives: opportunity and challenges in e-waste management -- Chapter 9. E-waste reduction methods in sustainable ways -- Chapter 10. Extended producer responsibility (EPR) and e-waste management: a roadmap for entrepreneurs -- Chapter 11. Equity-driven solutions: harnessing IoT technology to mitigate health risks and bridge gaps in e-waste management -- Chapter 12. Fostering sustainability: a review on e-waste -- Chapter 13. From waste to wealth: global perspectives on effectivemanagement of electronic equipment waste towards sustainable development goals (SDGs) -- Chapter 14. Nanotechnology for sustainability -- Chapter 15. Opportunities and challenges in solar photovoltaic waste management -- Chapter 16. Sustainable e-waste reduction methods and models -- Chapter 17. Sustainable e-waste management: present situation, emerging solutions, and future trends -- Chapter 18. Technological advancements in e-waste management and resource recovery -- Chapter 19. Technological advancements in e-waste management methods and models -- Chapter 20. Transitioning toward a circular economy through e-waste management.

"The burden of global electronic waste, or e-waste, grows heavier by the day, demanding we take a closer look at the obscure hazards lurking within electronic devices. E-Waste takes a calamitous toll on ecosystems and human well-being, necessitating immediate action. Sustainable Solutions for E-Waste and Development is an academic reference source that takes an incisive journey through the nexus of sustainable development and the surging menace of e-waste. In an age where our lives are orchestrated by gadgets, this book uncovers the profound repercussions that these marvels bear upon our environment, societies, and economies. As the dawn of an imperative revolution beckons, this book casts a discerning eye on unconventional strategies, propelling readers into the realm of pioneering e-waste management, recycling ventures, and circular economy paradigms. It offers a panoramic view of policy blueprints and technological frontiers that couldherald a future harmonizing technological progress with environmental sustainability. The book's compendium of recent research revelations, exemplars, and best practices foster an ecosystem of collaborative inquiry. Written and edited withthe cognizance of the topic's wide audience, the book bridges academic rigor with accessible exposition. From scholars engrossed in environmental science, technology, and sustainable development to policymakers crafting the global legislative tapestry, this publication's relevance transcends boundaries."--

ISBN: 9798369310199Subjects--Topical Terms:

3628417
Electronic waste
--Management.Index Terms--Genre/Form:

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Electronic books.

LC Class. No.: TD799.85 / .S87 2024e

Dewey Class. No.: 621.3815028/6

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