The E-Waste Problem of Nigeria & Proposed Solutions

E-Waste disposal in Nigeria is poorly managed. The products of E-waste can cause adverse ill health effects if allowed to contaminate the soil, plants and water. This article identifies the current disposal practices and recommends more effective and safer ways to dispose of E-waste in Nigeria. The...

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Main Authors: Ufomba, I.C., Jansz, Janis
Format: Journal Article
Published: World Safety Organization 2013
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Online Access:http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/18939
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description E-Waste disposal in Nigeria is poorly managed. The products of E-waste can cause adverse ill health effects if allowed to contaminate the soil, plants and water. This article identifies the current disposal practices and recommends more effective and safer ways to dispose of E-waste in Nigeria. The recommended disposal options are applicable to developing best practice for E-waste recycling, minimization, and safe disposal for countries worldwide.
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spelling curtin-20.500.11937-189392017-01-30T12:10:48Z The E-Waste Problem of Nigeria & Proposed Solutions Ufomba, I.C. Jansz, Janis E-waste management Nigeria health & safety municipal waste public health E-Waste disposal in Nigeria is poorly managed. The products of E-waste can cause adverse ill health effects if allowed to contaminate the soil, plants and water. This article identifies the current disposal practices and recommends more effective and safer ways to dispose of E-waste in Nigeria. The recommended disposal options are applicable to developing best practice for E-waste recycling, minimization, and safe disposal for countries worldwide. 2013 Journal Article http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/18939 World Safety Organization restricted
spellingShingle E-waste management
Nigeria
health & safety
municipal waste
public health
Ufomba, I.C.
Jansz, Janis
The E-Waste Problem of Nigeria & Proposed Solutions
title The E-Waste Problem of Nigeria & Proposed Solutions
title_full The E-Waste Problem of Nigeria & Proposed Solutions
title_fullStr The E-Waste Problem of Nigeria & Proposed Solutions
title_full_unstemmed The E-Waste Problem of Nigeria & Proposed Solutions
title_short The E-Waste Problem of Nigeria & Proposed Solutions
title_sort e-waste problem of nigeria & proposed solutions
topic E-waste management
Nigeria
health & safety
municipal waste
public health
url http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/18939