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Electronic waste (ADB. WEEE, e-waste) - one of the types of waste containing discarded electronic and other electrical devices, as well as their parts. Electronic waste may have high hazard classes due to the substances contained in it, such as lead, mercury, polychlorinated biphenyls, polyvinyl chloride (due to the appearance of dioxins during combustion).
The weight of electronic devices, which are annually refused by mankind, is about 42 million tons (for 2014)

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Only the extension of the life of the devices in circulation through maintenance, restoration and reuse in one form or another can provide a significant impact on the environment. The fight for ease of maintenance — led by such organizations as repair,org or development of innovations such as Fairphone are important parts of the puzzle. Another way is to buy repaired electronics instead of a new product.

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Greenpeace estimates that approximately 20 to 50 million tons of electronic waste is collected worldwide. Many of the devices contains dangerous chemicals that penetrated into the ground and water, poisoning the environment.