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MTN Benin and Ericsson s e-waste collaboration

The collaboration has resulted in the collection, decommissioning, transportation, and recycling of over 123 metric tons of WEEE since 2021.

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15 Countries That Produce the Most E-waste in the World

In this article, we will be analyzing e-waste, its hidden value, and the companies efficiently managing this kind of waste.

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50+ Alarming Global E-waste Statistics (2023 Data)

Discover the global e-waste statistics of 2023, revealing the escalating challenge of electronic waste disposal and its impact on the world.

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What should you do with your electronic waste?

Approximately 50 million tons of e-waste are discarded each year worldwide, only 5% of which is recycled

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A gold mine in the trash: how precious metals are recovered from discarded devices

An international mining company is constructing the only plant in southern Europe, and the seventh in the world, to recycle valuable metal elements present in electronic waste, amid criticism for polluting the environment

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