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Are you looking to gain a better understanding of critical raw materials, transition minerals, and mineral circularity? Would you like to explore ways to ensure responsible supply chains in the transition over to low-carbon energy and net zero? Then The E-Waste Column is for you!

Our resources cover developments in law, policy, and business regarding e-waste, transition minerals, and critical raw materials. They also explore how the electronics, technology, mining, and renewable energy sectors can become more ethical and sustainable.

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

— C. Hong, The Hague University of Applied Sciences

"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."

— Gabriel Trottier-Hardy, Executive Advisor - Strategy, Growth & Partnership

"[T]he impressive work of Christine Nikander and The E-Waste Column [...] are on a mission to demystify responsible supply chains as we transition to a low-carbon world."

— Jessica Robinson

"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."

— Tomaso Manca, Head of Marketing & Co-Founder of Hiro Robotics

"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."

— Aniol Gironès López, recent graduate of MSc in Sustainable Development at Utrecht University

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