Abstract

The growth rate of technology has brought the swift in all the electronic goods, by the innovation of smart device and gadgets. The incredible change which brought the compact device like ultra-slim smart television, light weight laptops, compact mobile phones, Bluetooth speakers, Tablets and various numbers of wireless gadgets all these fascinated the people to purchase and made the comfort zone of life. On-other hand looking towards the dumping of old and repaired device have been increased in the alarming manner to go for the recycle and re-fabricated products. It has been observed the trending fashion of festival offers on the electronic goods in India and as well as in other part of the countries makes the human psychological effects to go for the exchange of the products before the end of life of the electronic products which is already existing. New devices and features of mobiles attract the human to dump the old devices and purchase the new one without any proper guidance and awareness about the E-waste generation in the countries. E-waste is one of the massive and large-scale environmental issue to segregate and recycle the products to reduce the various impacts and causes for the environmental pollution. As the physical dimensions of the electronic devices and gadgets are getting compact in size, the dimension of dumping rate on ground is increasing day to day by the number of consumers and these leads to increase all the root causes for the environmental issues which has been studied and stated in the recent research.

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