WHAT’S
E-WASTE?
E-waste is a short way
to say or reffer to
electronic waste, but the
correct definition or
form to call this problem
would be wastes from
electrical and
electronic devices.
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In other words, the e-waste
makes
reference
to
all
electrical
and
electronic
devices that runned out of
useful life, that have been
replaced or that no longer
accomplish with their initial
purpose, remaining outdated.
The more common examples
of the e-waste are cell and
landline
phones,
varying
household appliances such
as fridges, microwave oven,
computers, tablets, etcetera.
However, not everything is bad
about e-waste, because you can
obtain a lot of reusable resources
such as gold, copper, silver, plastic,
and distinct ferrous metals, that,
because of their capacity of being
reusable new electronic equipment
can be made.
Said so, if the e-waste is reused can
benefit the environment.
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