e-waste management , the proper handling and disposal of electronic waste to minimise its impact on the environment, a stopgap measure, a temporary solution or fix used to address an immediate problem or need, waste stream, the flow of waste materials from their source to their eventual destination, such as a landfill or recycling facility, end-of-life disposal, the final stage of disposing of a product or material at the end of its useful life, the throwaway society, a culture or society that values disposable or easily replaceable goods over long-lasting ones, proliferation, the rapid and widespread growth or increase of something, especially in numbers, electronic addiction , excessive use or dependence on electronic devices such as smartphones, computers, and tablets, a watchdog, an organisation or group that monitors and exposes illegal or unethical practices by individuals or organizations, planned obsolescence, the practice of designing products with a limited lifespan in order to encourage consumers to buy newer versions, a poster child, a person or thing that is seen as a perfect example of a particular quality or issue, to refurbish, to repair and improve, to upcycle, the process of taking old or discarded items and transforming them into something new and useful, to press for urgent matters, to advocate strongly for important issues that require immediate attention or action, to trade in, to exchange something old or unwanted for something new or different, often with a financial incentive.

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