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When Producers Made Responsible for E-Waste
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If a company makes and sells an electronic product, it should also take responsibility for what happens to that product when it becomes waste.
As we have seen, electronic waste...
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Solving India’s E-waste Problem
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The challenge is not to push the informal sector aside, but to make it safer, more organised and environmentally responsible.
Continuing from last week’s article, the informal sector cannot simply...
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Seelampur: Where the World’s Discarded Technology Ends Up
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In the absence of enough authorised recycling facilities, even unauthorised units are filling a vital gap.
Seelampur, on the outskirts of Delhi, is almost like a huge marketplace for discarded...
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India’s Growing E-Waste Problem
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India is now the fifth-largest generator of e-waste in the world, after the USA, China, Japan and Germany. Yet, less than two per cent of the e-waste generated in the...
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Hidden Cost of Digital Lives
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The discarded device may no longer be useful to its owner, but many of the materials inside it still have value.
The scale of the e-waste problem is enormous. A...
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E-Waste: India’s Growing Challenge
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What makes e-waste unique is that it is both a challenge and an opportunity.
Many people imagine that only large industries or IT companies generate electronic waste. The reality is...
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Electronic Waste: A Growing Challenge in the Digital Age
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Every discarded phone, laptop and appliance contains valuable resources—but also hidden environmental risks. Understanding e-waste is the first step towards managing it responsibly.
Take a look around your home. An...
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From Waste to Worth: Lessons from India's Waste Pickers
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Waste pickers are not a burden on cities—they are among their most valuable environmental service providers.
Last week's article examined how exclusionary policies continue to undermine the livelihoods of waste...
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India's Recycling Revolution Left Its Workers Behind
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The workers who have sustained urban recycling systems for decades remain excluded from the benefits of the very circular economy they helped build.
In continuation of my last week’s article,...
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New Plastic Rules Push Producers Towards Circular Economy Goals
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Comprehensive regulations alone cannot solve the plastic waste crisis. Their success will depend on credible enforcement and accountability.
Through previous articles in this series, we have learned that India's plastic...
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Plastic Waste Amendments Aim to Rein in Pollution
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The latest plastic waste management amendments aim to reduce long-term plastic pollution through safer, more complete decomposition of plastics.
The Plastic Waste Management Rules have undergone several amendments over the...
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How India’s Plastic Waste Rules Changed After 2016
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The new plastic waste management norms favour ease of doing business but raise concerns over environmental degradation and public health.
In my last article, I discussed the Plastic Waste Management...
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