Growing understanding of e-waste impacts, volumes in India

[Sarah OBrien]

It is heartening to see the increasing attention paid to e-waste impacts in India by media outlets and individuals throughout the country. I just read two articles that reflect the growth of attention to these important issues:

  http://www.newindianexpress.com/states/andhra_pradesh/Ignorance-on-...

http://www.thehindubusinessline.com/news/states/india-cautioned-aga...;

[Sarah OBrien]

Yes Ankita - Toxics Link has done great work - and your recent report is invaluable for the solid information on leaders and laggards in addressing e-Waste. I am excited to be discussing how GEC/EPEAT can collaborate with Toxics Link to keep this important momentum going.

[nalini krishnasamy]

Participation of all stakeholders in ewaste policy implementation will bring sustainable ewaste management in India.

[Ankita Jena]

It is actually good to see such progresses and that our work as an environmental NGO (Toxics Link) in spreading the word is actually working