Zero-landfill strategy for electronics with Ecobraz

The "zero landfill" strategy for electronics presents a technical solution to avoid the incorrect disposal of equipment, ensuring reuse and environmentally correct disposal in accordance with current regulations. Ecobraz offers specialized services in the collection of electronic waste and the safe sanitization of media, in line with the National Insurance Waste Policy and environmental legislation.

Legal Context for the Disposal of Electronic Equipment

The management of electronic waste is governed by the Law No. 12.305/2010, which institutes the National Solid Waste Policy (PNRS), establishing principles, objectives and instruments for the integrated management and environmentally appropriate handling of this waste. The correct treatment of these materials avoids harmful environmental impacts and risks to public health.

Definition and Implementation of the Zero Landfill Strategy

The "zero landfill" strategy aims to eliminate the sending of electronic waste to landfills, promoting the full reuse of components that can return to the economic cycle and the correct disposal of the rest, as outlined by the National Solid Waste Policy and its technical guidelines.

This approach requires the adoption of rigorous sorting, dismantling and treatment processes, prioritizing the reuse, recycling and recycling of materials, preventing toxic substances from reaching the environment.

Technical Processes Applied in Electronic Management with Ecobraz

Ecobraz works with certified methodologies for the collection of electronic waste, guaranteeing proper separation and processing as established by the electronic waste collection. The organization ensures that the electrical and electronic equipment received is subjected to technical analyses that define its correct destination, maximizing its use.

Additionally, for data stored on robust devices such as hard disks (HDs) and various media, Ecobraz offers the specialized service of secure unloading of electronic media, ensuring total inactivity of the data, complying with information security standards and current legislation.

Environmental Impacts and Economic Benefits

By preventing disposal in landfills, the strategy reduces contamination of soil and water resources by heavy metals and other hazardous components present in electronic equipment. It also promotes the circularity of materials and generates economic opportunities through reuse and recycling, in accordance with the CETESB and regulatory bodies.

Final Thoughts

The "zero landfill" model for electronic equipment, implemented through Ecobraz's services, represents an efficient technical and regulatory solution for the safe and sustainable treatment of this waste. Following specific legislation, such as Law No. 12.305/2010, and using reliable services ensures compliance and minimizes environmental impacts and legal risks for those who manage this waste.