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Seagate Blog – 4.3.19 (4.2.19)

The amount of e-waste that the world generates — and the lost economic potential from that waste — is staggering. An estimated 50 million metric tons of e-waste was generated in 2018, up from roughly 41.8 million metric tons in 2014. Most of this waste ends up in a landfill, or worse, on open land and in bodies of water. Tracking this waste is something that much of our industry ignores, and roughly 80 percent of it isn’t documented.

Read more: Beyond Recycling: How “Circularity” is Reshaping the E-Waste Fight

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