An Improved Analysis of E-Waste Risk Identification and Handling of Recycling Management using Machine Learning

Abstract

In general, e-waste management and recycling requires cooperation between producers, importers, recyclers, users, etc. E-waste management charges consumers a service fee of 3.94% to 5.95% for computers, 3.4% to 5% for televisions, and 3.4% to 5% for cell phones. But none of the manufacturing companies engage in e-waste management. In New Delhi alone, 30,000 workers are involved in e-waste recycling. Without modern machinery, without safety equipment, women and children are involved with just hammers and crowbars. Then there are injuries on the body, health problems, airless environment, lack of mask to cover the face, mask etc. Bad conditions are prevailing such as non-provision of high-tech modern equipment. Also, strong acids are used for cleaning to separate certain metals from e-waste. These acids cause damage to the human body and skin.