"The E-Waste Column is exactly the kind of resource we need more of: clear, accessible and grounded in the real-world links between e-waste, critical raw materials, responsible supply chains and a just transition. It does a great job of making complex issues easier to understand, while keeping sight of the people, places and ecosystems affected by the electronics lifecycle."

"The E-Waste Column is an essential knowledge and networking platform for the e-waste and electronics circularity sector. It has helped us stay informed about industry trends, connect with key stakeholders, and gain valuable insights into global best practices. The platform fills an important gap by bringing together professionals across the value chain and promoting collaboration towards a more circular electronics ecosystem."

"The E-Waste Column is one of the first truly effective platforms that brings together researchers, industry professionals, recyclers, investors, and emerging talent working in e-waste recycling and the circular economy. It creates a unique ecosystem where innovative ideas and research can connect directly with the recycling industry, helping accelerate the implementation of more efficient, sustainable, and economically viable recycling technologies."

The "E-Waste Column doesn't just share information, it connects policy, business, and sustainability in a way that is practical and easy to follow. The platform has broadened my perspective, strengthened my research, and continues to inspire meaningful conversations on responsible electronics management."

"The E-Waste Column is, hands down, one of the most complete, insightful, and continuously updated resources in the e-waste and electronics circularity space.

In a sector that is becoming increasingly strategic, The E-Waste Column plays a very important role: it brings together knowledge, market updates, regulatory developments, company news, and sector-specific insights in a way that is both accessible and highly relevant for people working in the industry. For us, it has been a valuable source of information and perspective, especially because the e-waste sector is still fragmented and reliable, focused, and regularly updated resources are not always easy to find."

"The resources provided by the E-Waste Column have given me a greater sense of how tackling the modern human societal phenomena of e-waste can be an effective method of climate action in terms of better management of precious materials and how effective management of e-waste can make the electronics industry more conscious of the environmental impacts of the lifecycles of their products and services."

"I had the chance to learn so much about e-waste due to Christine's expertise and also due to material already available and published on the E-Waste Column that we kept consulting throughout [our] project. That experience sharpened my academic journey and made it into one of the highlights of my whole masters."

"Working in the e-waste sector in Québec and across North America, I am constantly looking for credible sources that help me stay ahead of emerging trends, regulations, innovations and the broader conversations shaping our industry. The E-Waste Column has become one of those rare references I genuinely look forward to reading.

What I particularly appreciate is the quality of the angles covered and the expertise behind the content. [...] I wholeheartedly recommend The E-Waste Column to anyone who wants to stay informed, challenged and inspired in the world of e-waste and circular economy."

"A resource worth exploring is the Learning Hub developed by Christine Nikander through The E-Waste Column.​ [...]

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What I particularly appreciate is the micro-learning format, which makes complex topics around e-waste, materials, and sustainability accessible to a broad audience — from students and policymakers to industry professionals. As the global economy moves toward electrification and digitalization, understanding the lifecycle of materials in electronics will be critical for building resilient and circular supply chains."

"The E-Waste Column is a valuable platform for anyone working on the intersection of critical raw materials, circular economy and sustainable electronics. It fills an important gap by making complex technical and policy developments accessible while maintaining a high level of quality and nuance."

"The publications in The E-Waste Column are a vital resource for both research and creating awareness of various environmental subjects."