Life Cycle Thinking

Why Do We Need Green Technology?

The more devices we buy, the more electronic waste we will eventually produce!! E-waste has turned into an exponential problem since many companies have been working below improper disposition practices. Overconsumption is costing us the planet and its natural resources, but not everybody seems to care about it. Remember: we share this planet with millions of creatures and humans, so we are all responsible for maintaining a healthy environment for everyone. At this point, it would be almost impossible to live without our smartphones, tablets, and computers because we need them to work or study, but at least we can reduce overconsumption.

Back in the Game of Sustainability

According to recent studies, the world produces as much as 50 million tons of e-waste every other year, and this number will keep growing over the upcoming years. Today is a new chance to stop overconsumption and pollution! While 40% of the heavy metals polluting our planet come from electronic waste, this rate will also keep growing due to human overconsumption. Yes, here we go again: the more equipment we buy, the more electronic waste we will eventually produce.

From Improper Disposal Practices to Data Breaches

As more electronic waste accumulates in the environment, pollution is now a global concern. What does e-waste mean? Electronic waste can include mobile devices, laptops, DVD players, copiers, cameras, computers, and every piece of IT equipment. We all love tech, but most of those electronic devices contain toxic materials that possess a real risk to both living organisms and the environment.

Reuse Your Old Keyboard

Kids are continually figuring out new ways to play with old stuff, but your old keyboard can help them to develop keyboard skills. What to do with my old keyboard? Reusing or repurposing old gear is an excellent way to minimize the environmental impact caused by e-waste, and today we want to show some ideas to play with your old keyboard.