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What is e-Waste?
What is e-Waste?
e-Waste refers to discarded electronic devices and components, such as computers, phones, and appliances.
Why is e-Waste a concern for the environment?
Why is e-Waste a concern for the environment?
It contains toxic materials like lead and mercury, which can harm the environment if not disposed of properly.
List and describe two methods to reduce the environmental impact of e-Waste.
List and describe two methods to reduce the environmental impact of e-Waste.
Recycling electronics to recover valuable materials like metals. Encouraging reuse by donating or refurbishing old devices.
Explain the concept of green computing.
Explain the concept of green computing.
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Give one example of green computing implementation.
Give one example of green computing implementation.
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E-Waste
- E-waste is discarded electronic devices and parts, like computers, phones, and appliances
- It's a concern because it contains toxic materials like lead and mercury, which can harm the environment if not disposed of properly
Reducing E-Waste Impact
- Method 1: Recycling: Recycling electronics recovers valuable materials like metal
- Method 2: Reuse: Donating or refurbishing old devices to encourage reuse
Green Computing
- Green computing is designing, using, and disposing of computing resources in a way that reduces environmental impact
- Example: Implementing energy-efficient data centers with optimized cooling systems
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This quiz covers the critical issues surrounding e-waste, including its impact on the environment and methods for reducing waste through recycling and reuse. You'll also learn about green computing practices that promote sustainable use and disposal of technology. Test your knowledge and help contribute to a greener future!
