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Global E-waste Management Strategies and Future Implications
- 1st Edition - June 9, 2023
- Editors: Shashi Arya, Sunil Kumar
- Language: English
- Paperback ISBN:9 7 8 - 0 - 3 2 3 - 9 9 9 1 9 - 9
- eBook ISBN:9 7 8 - 0 - 3 2 3 - 9 8 5 4 7 - 5
Global E-waste Management Strategies and Future Implications provides in-depth information about the global E-waste problem and the potential opportunities. Part 1 of this book s… Read more
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Request a sales quoteGlobal E-waste Management Strategies and Future Implications provides in-depth information about the global E-waste problem and the potential opportunities. Part 1 of this book starts with the introduction to the E-waste, sources, critical composition, and associated challenges & opportunities. Part 2 of this book further elaborates detailed overview of the current trends in E-waste management and existing treatment options (hydrometallurgy, pyrometallurgy, bioleaching and biohydrometallurgy) and its implications. The book also discloses the critical implications of the secondary pollutants on the environment and human health with special emphasis on the informal recycling practices in the developing nations. Part 3 deals with the existing regulations in developed and developing countries which are illustrated using case studies for effective understanding and to bridge the gaps between the developed and developing nations. Part 4 of this book includes scientific and technical information to get a better vision and understanding of the most advanced and innovative methods for E-waste management such as life cycle assessment (LCA), tax credit, extended producer responsibility (EPR), extended consumer responsibility (ECR) which is explained systematically with case studies. Part 5 of this book covers the best E-waste management practises, such as reduce, recycle, recover and reuse (4R) principles, circular resource management, value out of waste (VoW), solutions for smart cities, green product design etc., which is explained using the ideal case studies. Part 6 summarizes the transition towards sustainability.
- Provides information on the most advanced and innovative methods for urban mining of E-waste
- Includes most suitable methods for maximum resource recovery
- Discusses project evaluation methods based on best available technologies and practices
- Presents best ways to delineate a sustainable roadmap for efficient E-waste management
- Proposes technically and economically feasible projects worldwide
Environmental science students (undergraduate and post graduate), engineers, researchers, policymakers, urban local bodies, decision-makers and public and private consultants viz, SWM (Globally)
1. Introduction to WEEE
2. Global scenario of E-waste generation and future predictions
3. Challenges and extended business opportunity associated with E-waste management options
4. Existing trends in E-waste management and its future implications
5. Formal and informal E-waste recycling methods its advantages and disadvantages
6. Hydrometallurgy: Urban mining of E-waste and its future implications
7. Pyrometallurgy: Urban mining of E-waste and its future implications
8. Bioleaching: Urban mining of E-waste and its future implications
9. Occupational health hazards associated with E-waste handling, treatment, and management and case studies
10. Associated environmental threats due to E-waste management and case studies
11. Existing E-waste regulations and legislations in developed and developing countries
12. Challenges and opportunities associated with bridging the gaps for E-waste management between developed and developing countries
13. Sustainable and effective E-waste management tools with case studies
14. Innovative and best available practises for E-waste management with case studies
15. Transitions towards sustainable E-waste management plans
16. Resilient E-waste management system in emergencies like COVID-19 pandemic, natural disasters etc.
2. Global scenario of E-waste generation and future predictions
3. Challenges and extended business opportunity associated with E-waste management options
4. Existing trends in E-waste management and its future implications
5. Formal and informal E-waste recycling methods its advantages and disadvantages
6. Hydrometallurgy: Urban mining of E-waste and its future implications
7. Pyrometallurgy: Urban mining of E-waste and its future implications
8. Bioleaching: Urban mining of E-waste and its future implications
9. Occupational health hazards associated with E-waste handling, treatment, and management and case studies
10. Associated environmental threats due to E-waste management and case studies
11. Existing E-waste regulations and legislations in developed and developing countries
12. Challenges and opportunities associated with bridging the gaps for E-waste management between developed and developing countries
13. Sustainable and effective E-waste management tools with case studies
14. Innovative and best available practises for E-waste management with case studies
15. Transitions towards sustainable E-waste management plans
16. Resilient E-waste management system in emergencies like COVID-19 pandemic, natural disasters etc.
- No. of pages: 428
- Language: English
- Edition: 1
- Published: June 9, 2023
- Imprint: Elsevier
- Paperback ISBN: 9780323999199
- eBook ISBN: 9780323985475
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Shashi Arya
Dr. Shashi Arya is a Sponsored Researcher at Imperial College of London, Centre for Environmental Policy working in sustainable and cost-effective E-waste management. Dr. Arya holds a Ph. D from CSIR-National Environmental Engineering Research Institute (CSIR-NEERI), Nagpur and Academy of Scientific and Innovation Research (AcSIR), India and Masters from Banaras Hindu University, India. Her research background is primarily focused in the broad field of Environmental Science and Technology with interest in Solid and Hazardous Waste Management, expertise in E-waste, Bioleaching, Circular Economy, Life Cycle Assessment, Enhanced Resource Recovery, Sustainable Technology, Battery waste, Biomaterial Product Development and Sustainable Development Goals including over a wide range of environmental topics. Devoted to promoting economic growth and experienced in leading academic research projects to deliver cost-effective measures in a sustainable manner. Reliable team member with a personable nature and positive communication style, maintains professional boundaries while building lasting relationships. Possess the capacity to support teams with the achievement of environmental goals, budgets and efficiency markers. Committed to continuous learning and professional development with genuine interest in improving environmental quality.
Affiliations and expertise
Technology Development Centre, CSIR-National Environmental Engineering Research Institute (CSIR-NEERI), Nehru Marg, Nagpur, IndiaSK
Sunil Kumar
Dr. Sunil Kumar is a well-rounded researcher with more than 20 years of experience in leading, supervising and undertaking research in the broader field of Environmental Engineering and Science with focus on Solid and Hazardous Waste Management. He has contributed extensively to these fields and has h-index of 30 and i10-index of 43 (Google scholar); highly impressive for a non-academic researcher from India. His contributions since inception at CSIR-NEERI in 200 include 130 refereed journal publications, 04 books and 25 book chapters, 08 Edited volumes and numerous project reports to various governmental and private, local and International academic /research bodies. The list of his collaborations is long and includes key Indian universities, such as IIT Kharagpur, IIT Delhi and IIT Mumbai and prestigious regional institutes, such as Asian Institute of Technology (AIT) and Kasetsart University in Bangkok, Hong Baptist University as well as universities in US (Columbia, Texas A&M) and Europe (UN University and University of Uppsala).
Affiliations and expertise
CSIR–National Environmental Engineering Research Institute, Nagpur, IndiaRead Global E-waste Management Strategies and Future Implications on ScienceDirect