澳洲霍巴特论文代写：电子垃圾
近几十年来，电气和电子设备的使用显着增加。技术进步的迅速变化，价格的下降，媒体的淘汰，导致了世界范围内电子垃圾的迅速增加。
电子废物已经成为全球范围内高度复杂且成长最快的废物流之一，由有价值和非常稀缺的成分以及危险和剧毒成分组成（EPA，2007）。电子废物的回收和处理会造成严重的环境影响，并且会对健康造成许多不利影响。
废弃或过时的电子产品的处理和回收需要高度有组织和复杂的方法来尽可能多地回收有价值的资源成分，并消除对环境和人类健康的风险。但是，由于缺乏知识，技能和意识，对人类和环境都构成危害和危险，大量电子废物在发展中国家使用非正式，无组织和落后的技术被拆除和回收。电子垃圾管理需要以正确的方式进行。如果这样做，这个行业在成为一个有利可图的经济部门方面有很大的空间。
介绍
该项目的主要目标是根据纽约州法律解决家庭电子废物管理问题，并制定电子废物回收管理的个人计划。 20世纪80年代，电子垃圾问题不大。但是，从全球范围开始受到关注的时候开始，越来越多的环境标准导致发达国家和工业化国家的电子废物处理成本上升。这又导致了这些危险和危险废物向发展中国家和转型国家运送的卫生和环境法律和标准较低。因此，对有害有毒废物的不当倾倒和滥用管理，继续以空气，土壤和水污染的形式威胁人类的健康和环境。
澳洲霍巴特论文代写：电子垃圾
The use of electrical and electronic equipments has shown a significant increase in the recent decades. Rapid changes in technological advancements, falling prices, obsolescence of media have resulted in rapidly rising amounts of electronic waste throughout the world.
E-waste has become a highly complex and one of the fastest growing waste streams on a global level, consisting of both valuable and very scarce components, as well as hazardous and highly toxic elements (EPA, 2007). Recycling and disposal of e-waste results in serious environmental affects and has many detrimental health effects.
The disposal and recycling of waste or obsolete electronic products requires highly organised and sophisticated methods to recover as many valuable resource components as possible and eliminating risks to environment and human health. But, huge quantities of electronic waste is dismantled and recycled in developing countries using informal, unorganised and backward techniques due to lack of knowledge, skills and awareness poses hazards and dangers to both human and environment. There is need for e-waste management to be done in the right way. If done so, this sector has huge scope in becoming a profitable economic sector.
Introduction
The main objective of this project is to address the issue of management of household e-waste in compliance with the New York State law and to make a personal plan for the management of e-waste recycling. In 1980s, e-waste was not much of an issue. But since the time it has started receiving attention on a global level, increasing environmental standards has led to an increased cost of disposal of electronic waste in the developed and industrialised countries. This has in turn resulted in shipping of these hazardous and dangerous wastes to the developing countries and countries-in-transition with lower health and environmental laws and standards. Consequently, the improper dumping and indiscriminate management of the hazardous, toxic wastes has continued to threatening the human health and environment in the form of air, soil and water pollution.
