Title: Top Solutions to E-waste Problems | Great Lakes Electronics Blog
Headings: Top Solutions to E-waste Problems
Top Solutions to E-waste Problems
The Cycle Of Old Electronics
E-Waste Solutions
What Are the Top Environmental Problems with e-waste?
How Can We Prevent It?
Learning From The Past: Urban Mining
Top Solutions to the E-waste Problem
1. Recycling
2. Education
3. Teach
4. Keep Learning
E-Waste Solutions

Content: One of the e-waste solutions has been identified as “urban mining” — reclaiming and reusing the materials from discarded e-waste products. So what are some of the top solutions to our e-waste challenge? Top Solutions to the E-waste Problem
Nobody expects the amount of e-waste we generate to suddenly drop — in part because prices of new electronics are dropping, making them in much higher demand around the world, courtesy of a growing middle class in developing nations that’s going digital. After all, around the world half of all households have internet access, and more than 7.7 billion people have cell phones. How can we stop the e-waste problem? The first is to keep all used electronic devices out of our trash and our landfills. The same is true for simply hoarding those devices in our closets or desk drawers, where the valuable properties within them sit unused. And there are proven solutions for reducing e-waste. 1. Recycling
More consumers need to get into the habit of taking their used electronics to an experienced recycling firm that can disassemble them, separating and categorizing the contents by material and cleaning them, then shredding them mechanically for further sorting with advanced separation technologies.