Title: How to Reduce Electronic Waste (E-Waste): 10 Simple Tips
Headings: How to Reduce Electronic Waste (E-Waste): 10 Simple Tips
How to Reduce Electronic Waste (E-Waste): 10 Simple Tips
E-Waste’s Impact on the Environment
Ways to Reduce E-Waste and its Hazards
1. Sell old Electronics
2. Donate old Electronics
3. Recycle and Dispose of E-Waste Properly
4. Maintain your Electronics
Maintaining a Laptop or Computer:
Maintaining a Mobile Phone:
5. Repurpose or Re-evaluate
6. Store Data Online
7. Buy Energy Star Rated Electronics
8. Learn to Repair Broken Electronics at Home
9. Rent Electronic Equipment instead of Buying
10. Spread the Word!
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About the Author: Rebecca Pryor
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Content: Electronic devices contain toxic metals like mercury, lead and lithium, which when disposed of improperly, mixes with ponds, lakes and groundwater. Communities that directly depend on these sources of water then consume it unknowingly. These heavy metals are hazardous for all forms of living beings. Soil Pollution: These heavy metals enter the food chain as they are absorbed by plants from the soil. These metals not only destroy the plants, but also are then consumed by other living beings, leading to a poisonous food chain. Now, let’s get into some tips and ways that you can reduce e-waste. Ways to Reduce E-Waste and its Hazards
The following are ten ways to curb these environmental hazards, reduce electronic waste, and save our planet: 1. Sell old Electronics
One of the best and easiest methods of reducing the electronic waste footprint is to sell or donate your electronic gadgets to those in need.