Waste classification for good care

Electronic Waste Classification for Environmental Care

1. Batteries

Were collected separately to prevent toxic leaks. Many centers recycled them to recover valuable materials.

2. Mobile Phones and Tablets

Should have been donated if still functional. If broken, they were taken to certified e-waste facilities.

3. Computers and Laptops

Could be reused or refurbished. Some people threw them away, but they were later recycled properly.

4. Cables and Chargers

Had to be sorted before disposal. Recycling plants melted the metals to create new products.

5. Televisions and Monitors

Should not have been dumped in landfills. They were often collected during special recycling events.

6. Printers and Scanners

Could have been donated to schools or charities. If not functional, they were dismantled for parts.

7. Small Appliances (e.g., toasters, microwaves)

Were often disposed of improperly. They were taken to electronic waste centers.