Small electronic items present a significant challenge. According to the WEEE Forum “Small, end of life electrical and electronic appliances present a significant challenge. The UN estimated that in 2019, over 22 million tonnes of small e-waste were produced worldwide. This is 40% of the 57 million tonnes of all e-waste arising globally. If the quantity of these small items keeps on increasing at the same rate as total e-waste (around 3% per annum), it

Here are your monthly e-waste statistics brought to you by the largest recycler in Western Australia. In August we recovered 233,748 kg of materials and recycled 40,334 items. Top 10 performing councils in WA Congratulations to our TOP e-waste recycling champions in August 2022! City of Stirling = 57.5T Mindarie Regional Council = 14.1T City of Armadale = 14T City of Rockingham = 12.4T City of Cockburn = 8.7T City of Swan = 5.9T Western