The Indian market in lithium-ion battery recycling recovers critical minerals such as lithium, nickel, and cobalt from used ...

The United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) is working with the Indian government on a $120 million project to modernise ...

With India ranking as the third-largest producer of electronic waste, after China and the United States, the industry is seeing a surge in opportunities, especially with the strengthening of the ...

Urban mining offers India a vast opportunity to shore up supplies of key minerals for its surging market for electric ...

Waste to worth is no more a newer concept as the world is witnessing an abundance of used materials/metals, thrown into ...

Ever wondered what happens to your old computers and discarded electronics? We visited an e-waste management plant to find ...

India is planning a repairability index for mobile phones and electronic products to address the growing e-waste problem and encourage manufacturers to produce more easily repairable items ...

Bhubaneswar: Many residents still prefer to sell their electronic waste to scrap dealers despite civic authorities creating awareness and declaring norms to collect, dispose of and recycle e-waste ...

hazardous electronic or “e-waste,” and according to EP researchers Jemin Desai and Mark Nelson, scavengers in developing countries like India and China often “burn the e-waste in order to ...

Indore launches India's first green waste processing plant under a PPP model. The facility converts green waste into ...