The circular economy (CE) has emerged as a sustainable alternative to the linear model of
production and consumption of products and services. Consumers are key actors in the …

E-waste is discarded and shipped mostly to develo** countries located in Asian continent
for disposal from other developed countries. Especially 70% of the world's e-waste ends up …

Transitioning from the 'take-make-dispose'linear production system to a circular economy
can strengthen sustainability, and governments play a vital role. Recent scholarship has …

The Global E-waste Monitor 2024 is the fourth edition of the Monitor. It is an indispensable
reference tool for both policymakers and industry that shows the position of the world in …

Environmental concern has been on the rise in recent years and a proposal for a circular
economy (CE) as a tool for sustainable development has received attention from …

Microelectromechanical systems (MEMS) are essential components in many electronic
technologies for consumer and industrial applications. Such devices are typically made …

Studies on sustainable management of waste from electrical and electronic equipment (or e-
waste) have gained increasing attention from researchers around the world in recent years …

The notion of a circular economy is often presented in discourses on a more sustainable
future. A circular economy proposes more efficient material flows in growth-based economy …

Technological innovation has transformed the role of electronics in education, work, and
society. However, rapid adoption and obsolescence of consumer electronics has also led to …

Manufacturing companies are struggling with the implementation of Circular Economy,
especially due to the uncertainty regarding its potential sustainability benefits. In particular …