International Legal Perspective of E-waste Management in the context of Human Health and Environment

Abstract

E-waste is a waste which generates from various sources. E-waste had affected flora and fauna adversely The researcher will discuss about various causes of E-waste generation and how it had adversely impacted Human Health, Environment and ecological Resources. Additionally, duping of E-waste also had deleterious impact on Human Health. Children’s and women’s are at the major risk of intaking e-waste as they are prone to many psychological vulnerabilities. The presence of toxic components in the area leads to skin ulcers, gastrointestinal tracts and kidney failures. The researcher has concluded suggestions for minimization of e-waste and also the best possible solutions which can curb down the e-waste. However, there are various International Legal conventions related to E-waste which has worked for the protection and conservation of natural resources. These conventions also aim for the proper management of the dumping of E-waste. E-waste legislation is different in various countries including its penalties and compensation.