Toxic contamination: Keeping TVs, computers, electronic waste out of landfills


Saving the environment: All our unwanted electrical appliances need to be carefully taken apart for recycling to recover usable materials and prevent pollution. Photo: SAMUEL ONG/THE STAR

Saving the environment: All our unwanted electrical appliances need to be carefully taken apart for recycling to recover usable materials and prevent pollution. Photo: SAMUEL ONG/THE STAR

E-waste needs proper handling to keep them from filling up landfills and releasing toxic substances into the environment.

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