Electronic waste (E-waste) has become a long-standing global concern. People are purchasing new affordable and improved technologies long before the end-of-life (EOL)’s of their old devices, which is leading to overconsumption and growing volumes of e-waste. At present, official data indicates that 80% of the volume of e-waste is not formally treated globally. The complex nature of e-waste recycling processes is a significant challenge.

• Yue Xi(Griffith University, Australia)
• Sharyn Rundle-Thiele(Griffith University, Australia)
• Carina Roemer(Griffith University, Australia)
• Jeawon Kim(UN Climate Technology Centre & Network, Republic of Korea)
• Sunil Herat(Griffith University, Australia)