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Plastic (Cellulose, coal, natural gas, salt and crude oil)

Glass (Sand, soda ash, limestone)

Aluminium (Bauxites)

Steel (iron ore)

Fiber glass (silica sand, soda ash, and limestone with differing amounts of borax, calcined alumina, magnesite, kaolin clay, and feldspar)

Ruber (latex)

Silicon (sand, coal, natural gas/petroleum, rock salt, air and water)

Phosphors (Phosphate rock)

Cathode ray tube (screen/faceplate/panel, a cone/funnel, and a neck)

Magnets (alnico, ferrite, flexible rubber, and the rare earth magnets samarium cobalt, and neodymium)

Liquid crystal (organic, rod-shaped molecules that align in parallel)

Cooper

6Silver (copper, gold, lead, and zinc refining)

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Petroleum is extracted through drilling wells reservoirs and then pumping the oil to the surface.

The oil extraction affect the environment in may ways, polluting the environment and the gas operations release harmful pollutants into the air, and discharge dangerous chemicals into the water. This operations contribute for the global warming, that increase the temperature, create more severe storms and increase drought. The impact of global warming, which the oil extractions are one of the reasons, is that it can destroy animal habitats and it can be harmful for humans as well.

Only in Petrobras, one of the biggest brazilian oil companies, extract 41 thousand of barrels per day and the US. total petroleum production averages about 21.691 million barrels per day in 2023.

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The extraction of rubber can be considered more eco-friendly when it is natural then when it is synthetic, but it still has its issues. It contributes for deforestation, biodiversity loss, pollution and climate change.

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The extraction of aluminium is harmful for the environment, because it produces greenhouse gases, that contribute for the climate change and air pollution. In addition to damage the environment, this climate changes and air pollutions can also affect the world population.

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The process of producing plastic, requires heat to melt, and it generates carbon, and others bad gases that are emitted to the environment. It contaminates the air, causing the global warming, greenhouse effect, and acidic rain.

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Televisions are popular since the product was launched, but it was expensive.

However when televisions became a more popular product around stores and cheaper to produce, the product was considered an essential in every household. Today every house from poor to rich, has the product in them.

In Brazil from 2021 to 2022, the number of households with televisions rose from 69.6 million to 71.5 million.

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There are 1.7 billion TV sets in the world. There is a television for every 12 people

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The discart of televisions presents a notable challenge due to their complex material composition. Often ending up in landfills or incinerators, old TVs release harmful toxins into the environment. Recycling them is difficult due to their mixed materials, and household recycling programs may not fully address the volume of electronic waste generated. This highlights the need for better waste management strategies and sustainable product design to minimize the environmental impact of television disposal.

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The product televisions are distributed like many other products. The distribution of televisions aim to distribute the product to largest number of stores possible.

One of the most common methods are through container ships, trucks and planes. These transportation methods are harmful for the environment due to the big production of greenhouse gases.

Even though the distribution can be harmful for the environment, some companies are willing to make it more sustainable. One example is Samsung, that reduces GHG and optimizes fuel.

https://www.samsung.com/br/sustainability/environment/resource-efficiency/