Japan is set to introduce a new policy that will require manufacturers and importers of mobile batteries, portable power supplies, and tobacco-heating and e-cigarette devices to collect and recycle them in cooperation with local authorities in a move to bring...

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Introduction As India aims to strengthen its position in advanced technology sectors, the country faces a critical bottleneck: rare-earth minerals. Essential for electric vehicles, batteries, and high-tech electronics, these minerals have become a geopolitical tool, with China dominating global supply chains. HCL co-founder Ajai Chowdhry has proposed a bold and immediate solution: recycling e-waste to meet domestic demand. This approach could reduce dependence on foreign imports and fast-track India’s technological ambitions.

"The problem of e-waste raises the question of why and how these technologies become obsolete."

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