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The table gives information about the percentage of trashed and recycled electronic waste by tonnes in 2010 in all countries. Overall, the number of trashed devices far outnumberd the recycled ones, although some had a relatively high rate of being reprocessed. First and foremost, in 2010 computers held the dominant place in recycling rate. It […]
The table demonstrated the time of e-waste in tonnas destroyed and reuse in 2010 around the globe. Overall,televisions produced largest amount of waste,while TV peripherals created the smallest quantity.Recycling rates varied significantly,with computers having the highest percentage of recycled waste and keybords and mice the lowest. In detail,the total amount of waste was highest for […]
The table chart compares the amount of e-waste generated from seven different products that was either trashed or recycled worldwide in 2010. It is clear that the highest amount of e-waste was trashed rather than recycled. By contrast, the overall recycling rate was relatively low. Additionally, televisions produced the highest amount of trash, while mobile […]
The table represents information regarding two methods of scraping various electronic products worldwide in the year 2010. The electronic waste that was trashed and recycled was measured in tonnes whereas, the rate at which these were reused was in percentages. Overall, it is evident that computers were the most recycled items while televisions being the […]
The given table illustrates the data of hardware waste of components. In 2010, They are of no use and parts of the waste that could be refurbished . Overall the given data has different components like total disposed , trashed, recycled, recycling rate .However these are the parameters in which the waste is been segregated. […]