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at the major theme here on eco africa where we try to present not just the problems, but some possible solutions to. today we turn the spotlight on electrical and electronic waste, meaning this crowded refrigerator, cellphones, televisions computers and things like that. but 1st, here are some facts about the impact it has on the planet. from a consistent to kitchen, t.v.'s and smartphones every year we throw away more and more electrical appliances . according to a u.n. report, the world produced over 53000000 tons of electronic waste in 2019. equivalent in weight to 350 crees. linus europe was the area with the highest volume in waste per capita income growth, urbanization and increased mobility leading to a constant increase in demand for electronic products. many of them have a very short life span. as a result, the waste is growing faster than any other kind of refuse just 17.4 percent of the waste was recycled. a sizeable proportion of phased out products are exported illegally and end up on unregulated landfills, dumps and scrapyards in eastern europe, asia, and africa. the un a

happens to be environment when we fail to use our resources sustainably at the major theme here on eco africa where we try to present not just the problems, but some possible solutions to. today, we'll turn the spotlight on electrical and electronic waste, meaning this crowded refrigerator, cell phones, televisions computers and things like that. but 1st, here are some facts about the impact on the planet. from a consistent to kitchen, go to t.v.'s and smartphones every year we throw away more and more electrical appliances. according to a u.n. report, the world produced over 53000000 tons of electronic waste in 2019 equivalent in weight to 350 cruise liners. europe was the area with the highest volume at waste per capita, income growth, urbanization and increased mobility, leading to a constant increase in demand for electronic products. many of them have a very short life span. as a result, a waste is growing faster than any other kind of refuse. last year, just 17.4 percent of each waste was recycled. a sizeable proportion of phased out electronic products are exporting it illegally and en

eco, an africa. so more energy to burkina faso. this doesn't just mean transitioning to renewable energy. here it means having access to electricity. currently, only about 5 percent of the population has this privilege. a government project is seeking to change that the scope for 30 minutes of happiness is for everyone. schuman penises are very different from primates. phoenix, we have a totally ridiculous romanticized view of nature. david and this is climate change, phrases, sex, happiness, and pre-book. so you get smarter for free, you know, we have books on the fight against the corona virus pandemic. how has the rate of infection been developing? what measures are being taken? what does the latest research, say? information and context? the coronavirus of data, the code of special monday to friday on t.w. . good news of the morning can be prosciutto. war isn't love the cold war in the small, cold, smaller, low. the moon's use known low for a when guns are using a constant constant use. this is think a 1000000000 years lie from

the show today we'll be sharing some exciting new developments in bad sector and then welcome to eco africa. and there are in nigeria, and i am sondra to, you know, video here in the capital of uganda company. hi everybody. welcome to the letters. if you sort of africa. yes, it is true. we have a lot of interesting stories for you. and here's a quick preview. we hope to begin a fossil to take a look. i want to move on a production plant will also visit a company in germany. the host created a way to cycle with used oil from cars and plug to me. and also see how some people right here in company want to make transportation more eco friendly like many other west african countries became a fossil has difficulty meeting its electricity needs. in the rural areas, less than 5 percent of the population is connected to the great schools and medical centers are especially hard to fit in 2017, iraq union policy report highlighted the centralization and a most sustainable energy mix as possible solutions. and now things in booking a fossil seem to be moving in that direction. the solar kitchen on this

at the major theme here on eco africa where we try to present not just the problems, but some possible solutions to. today we turn the spotlight on electrical and electronic waste, meaning this crowded refrigerator, cell phones, televisions computers and things like that. but 1st, here are some facts about the impact on the planet. from consistent to kitchen, t.v.'s and smart phones every year we throw away more and more electrical appliances. according to a u.n. report, the world produced over 53000000 tons of electronic waste in 2019 equivalent in weight to 350 cruise line. this year, it was the area with the highest volume in per capita income growth, urbanization and increased mobility leading to a constant increase in demand for electronic products. many of them have a very short life span. as a result, the waste is growing faster than any other kind of refuse just 17.4 percent of the waste was recycled. a sizeable proportion of phased out, elektra made products are exported illegally and end up on unregulated landfills, dumps and scrap yards in eastern europe, asia, and africa. t

eco can go in 60 minutes on d, w. in the us of climate change. person, most of whom much mistook the cod one of the years. do they have a further future? g.w. dot com africa megacities the melting just click culture give us your country will make you rich. oil will provide you with jobs. the oil will take good care of the world fever took hold on the west coast of gaza in 2007. and dusters made big promises, but years later, reality looks very different. countries good drinking water shortage, quiet unemployment up a drag on a stream of black gold. oil starts december 4th on this is the damn good news asia coming up today. antigovernment protests rallies by the opposition are demanding the removal of prime minister. government. we asked why and what chance they have of success. plus indonesia's coronavirus baby boom. after months of covert destruction, authorities are expecting nearly half a 1000000 more babies born this year than last year. it's forced the government to actively for more family planning measures. welcome to day. glad you could join us. the government of pakistan prime minister is facing calls to resign opposition parties which of united