An innovation to eliminate E-waste by NaMo E-waste | Planet Healers E3P2 | The Discovery Channel

With an increase in the use of mobile phones, laptops, air conditioners and many other electronic appliances, managing E-waste or electronic waste is becoming a hassle. To tackle the seriousness of this problem, Akshay Jain started NaMo E-Waste that specialises in e-waste management. From its inception till date, NaMo E-waste has managed to recycle 6,000 tonnes of e-waste.
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[@sunithaparapatla4363]

Akshay, what you are doing is amazing
I wish you good luck for all your future endeavors
Thanks for saving our planet from E waste, where in you are recycling and making it reusable :)

[@vedantshirke5964]

This E-Waste problem should be made more available to mass audiences in the coming future as the current mobile phone trends are going to create a huge issue in the near future and i hope many people get awareness regarding the 3R's and the way electronics and electrical appliances should be used.
Thanks a lot Mr. Akshay and Discovery for helping me in my project work!

[@jayanti3112]

This....... is...... UNDERRATED!!!!!!!

[@SlyAmbition]

yeah...it is unfortunately underrated

[@jonglewongle3438]

E-waste recycling is somewhat more advanced in India than it is in Shanghai or Africa where they just burn just about everything to get something they can trade in. India has something in the way of regulatory standards which some of the more enlightened entrepreneurs tend to be guided by.

[@samalashivasurya5574]

Countries should manage there own ewaste in proper way.

[@Right1167]

I really appreciate Discovery channel's efforts, you guys are doing great job. Can you please upload plastic recycling episode? It was very interesting.

[@mdnizam7628]

Superb initiative... Malik kafoor😉😉

[@shashisinha5844]

Akshay you have explained the process in a very amazing and simplified way. Best wishes for your targets. We are EPR EWaste consultants and wish to collaborate with you.

[@AramJoseph]

Happy to see a documentary that also shows people doing the right thing by properly recycling electronics. I also own an electronics recycling center and I do my best to recycle and separate all the commodity value items all while refurbishing whatever can be refurbished. I recently started making videos to this regards and would greatly appreciate the support to my channel!

[@omthakkar7801]

I had a question! Can we make raw materials of new electronic goods from the recycled e waste?

[@AramJoseph]

@@omthakkar7801 Absolutely, when the items are sent to the sorting facilities, they are shred to bits and separated to their essential materials. Form there, they are sent overseas where they are melted (or something along those lines) to form new products that may not necessarily be electronics.

[@edwinben6736]

When we have genius like akshay why cant we go for title 'E waste free country, ?

[@carsbt3415]

God bless you Akshay

[@battadhanunjaya1402]

thannk you sir ..... for doing help to save our earth

[@MrMypass]

Hi akshay what you are doing is really appreciable..but i wanted to know how are you recycling plastic waste.

[@Chaosman88]

It's good that we see all those stacks of aluminium bars, but in reality those only cover the operation costs. The profit comes from what we didn't see in the video, a few bars of silver, platinum, gold and other precious metals :)

[@jewelsharma5759]

Excellent initiative!!👌💯

[@nemaramnemaram2200]

Sir I want to also join and open in my state

[@vandanapatidar7770]

Superb ...efforts...!!!

[@12oclock.x]

3:57 what u really do with that remain plastic

[@harshadaamrutkar]

Same question

[@thepresentindian7232]

We need these plant healers
IAM also one of them
But I don't have much resources

[@edwinben6736]

You can increase the resources with goverment aid.

[@arunc2013]

How many gadgets are you using? Could have been done with lesser?

[@hazardous9404]

*Talking about Electronic devices and how much waste they cause*
Also surrounded by 5 devices at the time.
No hate intended.

[@Nation_First_78]

What's new in it? It is been done since old age.

[@nemaramnemaram2200]

Can u tell the investment part plz and am now 12th

[@samalashivasurya5574]

Please provide gloves for workers and afrans and masks because toxins

[@saarthmarwaha6198]

is this jimmy sarbh ?

[@moms_cutiepatootie506]

Jim*