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January 05, 2022
Estonian company Nortal to join Digital Cooperation Organization
January 04, 2022
Apple becomes first company to hit $3 trillion market value
December 25, 2021
Microsoft joins Google, Amazon in canceling in-person presence at CES
November 10, 2021
UK court blocks class action suit against Google
November 09, 2021
Rwanda goes electric with locally made motorbikes
November 09, 2021
Solar cells on roads, a new direction for Europe's energy transition
DUBAI — Across the globe, electronic waste is piling up. In 2019, over 53 million metric tons of electronics ended up in the trash, and that number is expected to double by 2050, according to a BBC report.But less than 20% of used electronics are currently recycled. This means a lot of valuable resources are literally going to waste.Among the components are bits of silver, copper, gold and steel. In total, scraps of electronic devices represented $57 billion-worth of resources in 2019, of which $47 billion-worth wasn't recycled.Africa holds the lowest rate of formal e-waste recycling in the world -- only 1% of binned devices are redirected to recycling plants. But Enviroserve, one of the world's largest electronics recyclers, see this as an opportunity.With e-waste on the rise...
October 08, 2021
Recycling Middle East's e-waste in Dubai
June 15, 2021
Win over Myanmar not enough for Tajikistan
January 14, 2021
WhatsApp faces legal challenge over privacy policy in India
December 13, 2020
NYUAD researchers shed new light on mysteries behind emission of fireflies
