The environmental impacts of e-waste are significant, as discarded electronic devices contribute to hazardous waste and pollution. E-waste often contains harmful substances like lead, mercury, and brominated flame retardants, which can leach into soil and water supplies, causing serious health risks for humans and wildlife. Additionally, improper disposal leads to inefficient resource recovery, wasting valuable materials like precious metals. To mitigate these impacts, recycling and responsible e-waste management programs are essential. Advocating for sustainable production and consumption practices is crucial to reducing the environmental footprint of our electronic devices.