Electronic recycling

The average lifespan of a laptop is two years, and a cell phone is even less. Here are a few things you need to know about electronic waste and e-waste disposal.

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E-wastes make up a substantial part of the items disposed in our landfills. To dispose your e-waste in Toronto, you are supposed to do any of the following things:

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Improper disposal of these electronics have many dangerous outcomes concerning the health of our community and environment.

The technology advances with an incredible speed and clearly, one old computer will be forgotten in a warehouse or garage. You have two alternatives: to bring it in an appropriate container that have most electronics store for industrial recycling, or to the reuse it creatively, creating original decorative or even furniture with parts.

The United Nations has issued a warning about a growing electronic waste crisis, stating that the world generated 50 million metric tons of e-waste in 2018. Unfortunately, only 20% of this waste was properly recycled, leaving the remaining 80% to end up in landfills. This improper disposal of electronic waste has severe consequences for the environment and human health. The rapid obsolescence of electronic devices is a significant contributor to the problem. People discard their devices for…