Project proposal form
Date: 24/12/2022
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Proposed Title: the relationship between digital rubbish and the nature
Section One: aim, objectives
Nowadays, digital rubbish can be toxic, is not biodegradable and accumulates in the environment, in the soil, air,
water and living things. For example, open-air burning and acid baths being used to recover valuable materials from
electronic components release toxic materials leaching into the environment.
Section Two: Reasons for choosing this project
The pollution facing the world nowadays and their impact in health of nature & organisms
Solve the problem of digital rubbish and their impact on soil by recycling and reuse it
Section Three: Literature sources searched
[1] Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data Gabrys, Jennifer. Digital rubbish: a natural history of
electronics page [17-20]
[2]: Wath, S.B. Dutt, P.S. & Chakrabarti, T. E-waste scenario in India, its management and implications. Environ
Monit Assess 172, 249–262 (2011)
[3]: Terazono, Atsushi & Oguchi, Masahiro & Yoshida, Aya & Medina, Ruji & Jr, Florencio. (2017). Material Recovery
and Environmental Impact by Informal E-Waste Recycling Site in the Philippines
[4] D. Sinha-Khetriwal, environmental protection Act,1986. (EU 2002, S.B Wath,2010)
[5] Adesokan MD, Adie GU, Osibanjo O. Soil Pollution by Toxic Metals near E-waste Recycling Operations in Ibadan,
Nigeria. J Health Pollut. 2016 pages {26-33}
HNC/HND in Business Management 2019
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