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Nigerian recycling facility enlists scavengers

Nigerian recycling facility enlists scavengers

Nigeria’s new e-waste recycling facility has begun training workers in the informal sector, including scrap dealers and scavengers, in the processing of e-waste. Last month, The Recycler reported on the opening of Nigeria’s first dedicated e-waste recycling facility,...
Singapore to manage e-waste

Singapore to manage e-waste

The South-East Asian country’s Government has revealed proposals to bring in a mandatory system in the next four years. Singapore’s Ministry of Environment and Water Resources (MEWR) has announced plans to bring in a compulsory electrical and electronic waste...
Turning e-waste into community gold

Turning e-waste into community gold

A social enterprise located near the New Zealand town of Te Awamutu is transforming the community’s unwanted e-waste into something valuable. The town is hosting an e-waste collection day on 3 March 2018 so residents can deposit their unwanted gadgets, which will then...
MEPs keen to go circular

MEPs keen to go circular

New alterations to the Waste Framework Directive have been unanimously approved by MEPs on the EU Environment Committee, paving the way for EU adoption of the revisions. According to letsrecycle, “the changes were approved by European ambassadors” and the next step in...