logo
episode-header-image
Jun 2023
49m 16s

Heavy Networking 684: What To Do With Yo...

Packet Pushers
About this episode

By some estimates, 50 to 70 million tons of e-waste is generated every year, and that number is growing. When sent to landfills to be buried or burned, e-waste can leach toxic chemicals into soil and air. On today’s Heavy Networking, we’ll look at options for responsible disposal of IT gear, including repurposing it on site, reselling or donating it, and working with e-cycling companies.

The post Heavy Networking 684: What To Do With Your E-Waste? appeared first on Packet Pushers.

Up next
Jun 27
HN787: Are We In a Post-SNMP Era?
SNMP is still widely used in today’s networks. But modern telemetry and network observability are bringing changes to network monitoring. Today’s Heavy Networking is a roundtable discussion about alternatives to SNMP and real-world use cases for those alternatives. This episode w ... Show More
58m 27s
Jun 20
HN786: From Intent-Based to Autonomous Ops With Cisco Crosswork and Provider Connectivity Assurance (Sponsored)
Service provider networks face a couple of difficult challenges: how to map service level agreements to actual network health and performance, and how to deliver service assurance to customers regardless of what happens on the network. On today’s sponsored Heavy Networking we tal ... Show More
49m 38s
Jun 13
HN785: How To Take Your First Steps Into Network Automation
There’s an old saying that a journey of a thousand miles begins with the first step. On today’s show, we talk about taking your first step into network automation with guest Joseph Nicholson. He’s been automating at NTT Data for many years now and has some perspective to share. H ... Show More
55m 50s
Recommended Episodes
Feb 2019
Is Recycling All Our Waste at Home Possible?
Waste, trash, garbage – whatever you call it, unwanted materials have become a major presence in many of our lives and our environment. Every year it is estimated that humans around the world produce 2 billion metric tonnes of waste. Listener Clare from Devon in the UK wants to s ... Show More
30m 38s
Jan 2023
This episode is trash
In the U.S. alone, food waste is responsible for the equivalent emissions from 42 coal power plants. Globally it accounts for 10% of greenhouse gases, more than heavy industries like cement and steel. Why? Wasted food means wasted energy. Throwing a piece of food in the trash is ... Show More
35m 3s
Aug 2021
Using AI to Create a World without Waste
Every day we make a choice — to recycle, to compost, or to simply discard an item. But regardless of what decision the consumer makes, corporations are one of the biggest contributors to environmental damage. “Recycling and composting and all that stuff. It's great, but it's not ... Show More
42m 44s
Nov 2021
Pollution : quel est l’impact d’un e-mail ?
Au chapitre des questions simples que tout le monde s’est déjà posées au moins une fois, mais auxquelles personne n’a pris le temps de répondre se trouve l’empreinte carbone d’un mail. En effet, tous les services numériques polluent… pas tous à la même échelle bien entendu, mais ... Show More
3m 7s
Nov 2023
Tackling e-waste around the world
Shiona McCallum reports from Kenya on ways people there are tackling e-waste and helping to recycle electronic products. It is one of the fastest growing streams of waste, with an estimated 50 million tonnes produced globally every year. Also in this episode Alasdair Keane has be ... Show More
27m 22s
Dec 2022
Doing the Best They Can: EverestLabs Ensures Fewer Recyclables Go to Landfills - Ep. 184
All of us recycle. Or, at least, all of us should. Now, AI is joining the effort. On the latest episode of the NVIDIA AI Podcast, host Noah Kravitz spoke with JD Ambati, founder and CEO of EverestLabs, developer of RecycleOS, the first AI-enabled operating system for recycling. T ... Show More
37m 32s
Apr 2024
Hard Reset Podcast: Robot Recycling | Episode #13
An estimated 32% of the recycling we send off to sorting centers actually gets recycled. Why is this? The nature of sorting recycling by hand is time consuming, messy, and dangerous, and the human error involved in this process is enormous. Enter AMP Robotics, a Denver-based comp ... Show More
39m 40s
Jun 2020
431- Sharjah First Waste to Energy Facility With Nouf Wazir (28.06.20)
Producing energy from waste has a great role in diverting waste that would otherwise be sent to landfills. Sharjah is on its way of becoming the first city in the region to achieve a "zero waste-to-landfills" by 2021. In this episode, Beea'h Project Manger Nouf Wazir joins us to ... Show More
29m 25s