The rapid advancement of technology has led to a significant increase in the use of electronic devices, which in turn has created a growing challenge: the disposal of old or obsolete IT assets. This surge in electronic consumption results in massive amounts of e-waste, a category of waste that contains toxic elements such as lead, mercury, cadmium, and brominated flame retardants. These substances can harm both human health and the environment if not managed properly, leading to soil contamination, water pollution, and adverse health effects on communities exposed to hazardous waste.

Efficient e-waste disposal procedures are essential to mitigating these risks. By adopting proper IT asset disposal (ITAD) practices, businesses can ensure that harmful materials are safely managed and that valuable resources are recovered and reused. This approach not only addresses the environmental impact of e-waste but also aligns with broader ESG objectives, providing businesses with a unique opportunity to positively impact their environmental, social, and governance goals.

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SOURCE ARCOA