The document discusses e-waste, which refers to discarded electronic devices, and its effects. E-waste contains toxic substances that can harm human health and the environment. Common electronics like mobile phones, computers, TVs, and music players are frequently replaced and contribute to the growing problem of e-waste. The document provides tips to minimize e-waste such as buying durable products, caring for electronics to increase lifespan, donating or recycling old electronics responsibly.

1. E waste
&
Problem Occurring From it

2. What is E-Waste
The term E-waste refers to all waste produced
by discarding electronics devices, especially
consumer electronics.

3. Electronic waste includes number of things such as:

4. List Electronics Items which are Frequently Replaced:
Mobile phones
Replaced every
22 Months
Desktop computers
Replaced every 2
years
Television
Replaced every
10+ years
Portable
music Player
Replaced every
2-3 years
DVD player
Replaced every 4-5
years
Printer
Replaced every 5+ years

7. E waste effect on Environment and
Human Health
E waste contains toxic substances
that makes adverse effect on human
health
Material used to make electronics are
not good for our health
E-waste is an important global

8. Ways to Minimize your E-Waste
Buy durable product that will run
long lasting.
Care for electronics to increase its
life.
Donate old electronics to
charities.
Recycle broken or obsolete
electronics responsibly through
Ecogreen It Recycling.

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http://www.ecogreenitrecycling.co.uk
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