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    This document discusses e-waste management. It defines liquid and solid waste and notes that e-waste is composed of various electronic items. Sources of e-waste include discarded computers, mobile phones, televisions and other electronic devices from households, businesses, and industries. Improper disposal of e-waste can release toxic substances that pollute the environment and pose health risks to humans and animals. Proper e-waste management provides advantages such as reducing environmental pollution and allowing for the recovery of valuable materials. The document stresses that responsible e-waste management requires effort from government, manufacturers, and individuals.

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    This document discusses e-waste management. It defines liquid and solid waste and notes that e-waste is composed of various electronic items. Sources of e-waste include discarded computers, mobile phones, televisions and other electronic devices from households, businesses, and industries. Improper disposal of e-waste can release toxic substances that pollute the environment and pose health risks to humans and animals. Proper e-waste management provides advantages such as reducing environmental pollution and allowing for the recovery of valuable materials. The document stresses that responsible e-waste management requires effort from government, manufacturers, and individuals.

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    E-Waste Management: BY Pavithra Padala

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    This document discusses e-waste management. It defines liquid and solid waste and notes that e-waste is composed of various electronic items. Sources of e-waste include discarded computers, mobile phones, televisions and other electronic devices from households, businesses, and industries. Improper disposal of e-waste can release toxic substances that pollute the environment and pose health risks to humans and animals. Proper e-waste management provides advantages such as reducing environmental pollution and allowing for the recovery of valuable materials. The document stresses that responsible e-waste management requires effort from government, manufacturers, and individuals.

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    E-WASTE

    MANAGEMENT
    BY
    PAVITHRA PADALA
    WASTE
    Types of wastes

     Liquid waste:The waste which is in


    the form of liquid such as wash
    water from houses,liquids used
    for cleaning in industries
     Solid waste:The waste that is in
    form of solid
    E-WASTE
    Composition of e-waste
    Sources of e-waste
    Effects of e-waste
    ADVANTAGES OF E-WASTE
    MANAGEMENT
    RESPONSIBILITY AND ROLE

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