Criticism and lawsuits arise over India's e-waste pricing policy, sparking concerns among industry leaders about increased ...

LG’s main concern is that the e-waste rules impose unreasonable financial obligations on companies without adequate ...

LG and Samsung sue India's government over a policy boosting e-waste recycler payouts, citing business impact. This escalates ...

South Korean electronics giants LG and Samsung have filed lawsuits against the Indian government, contesting a new e-waste recycling policy that mandates higher payouts to formal recyclers. The case, ...

Samsung: India is the third-biggest e-waste generator behind China and the U.S., but the government says only 43% of the ...

Riyadh, Saudi Arabia – The GCC countries are well-positioned to play an important role in advancing the world’s circular ...

The standard thoughts about residential real estate focus on property values, location features, amenities, and exterior look. Property owners rarely discuss waste management even though it controls ...

EPA Administrator Lee Zeldin confronted a New York Times reporter for claiming he had no evidence of waste, fraud, and abuse.

A new policy for e-waste management is in the pipeline, Andhra Pradesh Chief Secretary K. Vijayanand has said, adding that Reduce, Reuse, Recycle (RRR) centres would be set up across the State for ...

India's e-waste pricing policy faces backlash from major companies, prompting lawsuits and criticism over business impact.

LG and Samsung have sued the Indian government over its e-waste policy, calling new recycling floor prices excessive. The companies argue the rules raise costs unfairly and won’t improve environmental ...