Ans: Electronic waste is a serious problem of the world. Electronic waste from gadgets and devices includes dangerous chemicals like lead, cadmium, beryllium, mercury and brominated flame retardants. When we dispose off gadgets and devices improperly, these hazardous materials have a high risk of polluting the air, contaminating soil and leaching into water sources. Therefore, we need to do „E-Waste Management'. Every time when we replace one of our electronic devices, it‟s our responsibility to be sure that our device gets recycled properly and not shipped to third world countries. We should find a responsible e-waste recycler. We can use a Certified E-Waste Recycler through the Basel Action Network (BAN) and give them our gadgets for disposal. We can visit Civic Institutions like local government, schools and universities for additional responsible recycling options. We can also search retail options like Best Buy for proper disposal of gadgets. We can donate our electronics gadgets if it still has life left.