Greenpeace activists return e-waste to Philips
India in 2007 generated 380,000 tonnes of e-waste from discarded Computers, Televisions and Mobile Phones
Greenpeace activists stage a protest at the Philips office in Mumbai asking the company to immediately implement free, voluntary e-waste takeback service in India
Greenpeace activists at HP Headquarters in Bangalore demand the company to lobby for e-waste legislation in India.
E-waste transported on a tricycle in Seelampur, Delhi.
Greenpeace activists at the Ministry of Information Technology with a giant art installation of the planet in the clutches of electronic waste. Greenpeace also presented the Ministry with a report on ‘Extended Producer Responsibility in a...
Greenpeace art installation depicting the e-waste crisis at ELCOMP, the electrononics trade fair at Pragati Maidan, New Delhi
Map of Asia showing where e-waste is imported and recycling sites in China and India.
Young workers at an e-waste recycling yard in Delhi.
E-waste at the manufacturers gates!
Greenpeace activists at the Ministry of Commerce, New Delhi, demand a ban on the import of electronic waste. The organization presented evidence of the illegal import of e-waste into the country in the guise of computers for reuse and charity.
E-waste from Dell
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