Published January 18, 2017 This content is archived.
An article in the Southeast Asia Globe about the major health and environmental impact of obsolete technology and other hazardous e-waste that are piling up in Singapore, Vietnam, Cambodia and other Southeast Asia locations quotes Sara Behdad, assistant professor of mechanical and aerospace engineering and an expert on e-waste.
Behdad said electronic products should be made easier to disassemble and built to be repaired, not thrown away. “[We should also be] changing the way people behave and promoting green behavior among consumers by offering new business models,” she added.