Thailand will return 284 tonnes of illegal e-waste to the U.S., highlighting concerns over global hazardous waste flows.

E-waste is made up of a variety of devices, from phones to vapes to computers, which contain potentially hazardous materials like heavy metals and toxic substances that can leach ...

MetPac-SA is proud to announce the measurable success of its partnership with Plant the Seed Education in delivering a national zero-waste awareness and infrastructure project that is already ...

The National Environment Management Authority has renewedits push for strict electronic waste management rules compelling manufacturersand importers to bear recycling and disposal responsibility.This ...

BackgroundContext & RationaleElectronics are the world's fastest-growing waste stream, and yet most countries still lack the ...

In the ochre city of Marrakech this April 7-9, an unassuming hero of the digital age will be stealing the spotlight. As GITEX Africa 2026 is set to open its doors, data centers – the cavernous, ...

The National Environment Management Authority (NEMA) will convene a national validation meeting next week to finalize two key sets of environmental regulations aimed at strengthening management of ...

As developing nations embrace advanced nuclear technologies, mainly driven by energy and healthcare demands, managing and ...

Amid escalating tensions between the US and Iran, the closure of the Strait of Hormuz threatens to disrupt global oil supplies, with India facing severe economic repercussions. South Africa, while ...

Plastic, textiles, e-waste and more end up at the vast Dandora site, where waste pickers spend all hours sifting through toxic debris looking for recyclables ...

Key market opportunities in the e-waste recycling and reuse services industry include increasing enforcement of e-waste regulations, investments in automated technologies, and urban mining expansion.