Ellenki College of Engineering and Technology, in association with TASK, organized an e-Waste Management Awareness Session to educate students on the importance of responsible electronic waste disposal and environmental sustainability.
The session focused on the alarming rise of electronic waste due to rapid technological advancements and increased consumption of electronic devices. The resource persons explained the harmful effects of improper e-waste disposal, including soil contamination, water pollution, and health hazards caused by toxic substances such as lead, mercury, and cadmium.
Students were introduced to safe e-waste handling practices, recycling methods, and the significance of authorized recycling centers. The session also emphasized the role of youth and educational institutions in promoting sustainable practices and creating awareness within society. Practical insights were shared on reducing e-waste generation through responsible usage, repairing devices, and extending product life cycles.
The interactive session encouraged students to actively participate in discussions and pledge their commitment to eco-friendly habits. The program successfully created awareness about environmental responsibility and reinforced the college’s dedication toward sustainable development initiatives.
The event witnessed enthusiastic participation from students and faculty members, making it an informative and impactful initiative.
