Ecobraz Emigre monthly results: tons recycled and environmental impact

The Ecobraz Emigre system presents monthly results on the number of tons recycled and their environmental impact, in line with the guidelines established by the National Solid Waste Policy (PNRS - Law No. 12.305/2010). This technical report details essential indicators for the sustainable management of electrical and electronic waste and highlights the importance of recycling for reducing environmental impacts, such as soil pollution and water contamination.

Monthly recycling results in the Ecobraz Emigre system

The continuous monitoring of the number of tons recycled makes it possible to assess the efficiency of the reverse logistics processes registered with the National Solid Waste Management Information System (SINIR). Official data shows that significant tons of electronic waste are sent to material recovery processes every month, contributing to the circularity of resources and mitigating the environmental impacts caused by improper disposal.

Environmental impact of recycling electronic waste

The correct handling and recycling of waste has a direct impact on reducing environmental pollution, avoiding the release of toxic substances present in electronic components into the soil and groundwater, in accordance with the environmental standards established by CETESB and supported by federal legislation. In addition, recycling reduces the extraction of virgin raw materials, saving energy and natural resources.

Legal compliance and the importance of reverse logistics

According to Law No. 12.305/2010 and CONAMA Resolution No. 401/2008, reverse logistics for electronic waste must be implemented to ensure environmentally appropriate disposal. Ecobraz's Emigre system operates within these regulations, ensuring that the tons recycled are duly registered and audited, ensuring transparency and traceability to the documentary process.

Safe collection and disposal of electronic waste and sensitive data

In addition to the volume recycled, the importance of specialized collection for electronic waste stands out, whose operation must follow strict technical standards to avoid environmental and information security risks. To schedule e-waste collection services, we recommend using the official channel scheduling Ecobraz e-waste. Likewise, for the safe disposal of storage devices and media containing sensitive information, the sanitization procedure is essential and can be scheduled via sanitization of Ecobraz electronic hd.

Conclusion

The results detailed monthly by the Emigre system show the progress made in the sustainable management of electronic waste and the positive environmental impact resulting from recycling. Acting in line with current legislation and using standardized processes contributes to minimizing environmental impacts and promotes the circular economy, encouraging shared responsibility between generators and recyclers.