Study finds path toward mineral independence exists
The European report shows how legislation can help bolster domestic critical mineral supply chains.
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‘Fast Tech’ reduction is focus of E-Waste Day
The initiative from the WEEE Forum looks to bring focus to the problems resulting from repeated use of quickly and...
Study finds e-scrap reuse dismissed in UK
Researchers say many more devices can be put back into users’ hands than is happening now.
Following the money in hardware circularity
Here’s a look at M&A activity in the ITAD and electronics recycling spaces.
Reju’s Patrik Frisk on the promise of textile-to-textile recycling
The CEO talks about his company’s plans on chemical recycling, in New York, Pennsylvania and Europe.
Canadian company delves into durable second-hand devices
Rugged Books’ work delivering refurbished devices to specialized industries is set to expand overseas.
Xscindo set to expand its data destruction tech
The company specializes in devices containing highly sensitive information, offering destruction combined with mineral recovery.
Report provides path to reduce medical e-scrap
The European report found that circularity in medical devices is possible through several potential initiatives.
Why only some rare-earth sources are economically viable
Rare-earth recycling economics depend on several factors, and there is no single price or date that makes the process pencil...
Trade tensions shift global mineral partnerships
Canada is seeking new trade partners amid worsening US relations, while South Korea is trying to tap into deep Asian...
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