Toxicological Aspects of Electronic Waste Disposal explores the environmental and health risks associated with e-waste processing. It covers the release of hazardous substances like lead, mercury, and brominated flame retardants during disposal and recycling. The book emphasizes safe handling practices and regulatory measures to mitigate toxic exposures. Ideal for environmental toxicologists and waste management professionals, it promotes responsible e-waste practices.
Aria Franco specializes in the toxicological aspects of electronic waste (e-waste) disposal, examining the environmental and health impacts of improper recycling and disposal practices. Her research focuses on hazardous substances like lead, mercury, and cadmium present in e-waste, assessing their release into the environment and subsequent exposure risks to humans and ecosystems. Aria has developed methodologies for evaluating the toxicity of e-waste components and implementing safe disposal practices. She has published extensively on the challenges and solutions related to managing toxic materials in electronic waste. As an editor, Aria provides guidelines for environmental toxicologists and waste management professionals to handle e-waste responsibly, promoting sustainable disposal practices through informed toxicological strategies.