Apparently attacking investigators/reporters is good PR for Chinese ewaste...
Happy Friday to all our readers from trade2save! I will keep our blog short and sweet today. I found the following video on my daily search for recent ewaste news/legislation/events. While this video...
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“Business Daily” reports on growing ewaste problem in Kenya
Posted just today, www.businessdailyafrica.com reported on the major warning signs of improper e waste dumping and handling in Nairobi, Kenya. This is both a major concern reflecting the negligence and...
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Ewaste scandal: Spotting an ewaste exporter
Today a fantastic article was published by Trib Total Media reporting on the shady dealings of many so called “electronics recycling” companies. The report essentially detailed the fact that for...
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Potential e-waste Bill on Horizon
Recently reported by Ars Technica, the lack of a national e waste policy within the USA may finally come to an end with the proposal of e-waste legislation now going through congress. The bill is known...
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Historic National E Waste Policy Passed in Austrailia
Following our own nation’s (The USA, for our international readers) first signs of progress in implementing a national policy towards e waste (see previous article), Australia has decided to up the...
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The Examiner Aims at Ewaste
Happy Friday from trade2save! It has been a chaotic but rewarding week as our new office is pretty much up and running albeit a few tweaks to be made here and there. Furthermore, with the rampant...
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Interpol Launches Global Operation Against E Waste Exporters
A new week begins in trade2save‘s new office! We start this chilly Monday with exciting news announced from recycling website “letsrecycle.com” regarding the global fight against ewaste crimes. As a...
View ArticleHow things haven’t Changed – Electronics Recycling Still has a long way to go
The first time I was clearly drawn to the e-waste crisis (as it was first called back then) was in January 2005, when UNEP (the United Nations Environmental Programme) published an Environmental Alert...
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