Earth is crying for help…   * Climate change is challenging;   * Industrialization and climate change (Garlapati, 2016);   * Technology and climate change;   * Human activities mainly primarily to blame. Climate change is one of the most challenging concepts of this time. The issue has become extremely urgent due to the ever growing human population. It can be argued that there are various factors that have contributed to the degrading state of earth. Garlapati (2016) explains that apart from the growing human population, one also has to consider the impact of civilization, industrialization, and technology in enhancing climate change. The growth of the economy has largely been influenced by the significant development of different industries. These industries release their waste to the environment. The fact that a majority did not dispose of their wastes properly has led to the current environmental problem. When Your Tech produces waste…   * Technological advancements have also contributed significantly to climate change.   * Waste is generated in the manufacturing of hardware used in making tech such as computers and phones (Khan, Inamuddin & Asiri, 2020).   * More waste is collected after the hardware devices expire or get spoilt.   * These types of wastes are called e-wastes.   * Contributes to air, water, and land pollution.   * Analyzes the impact of e-waste in the Southern New Jersey community and provides a possible solution for the same. Arguably, e-waste is one of the largest contributor to pollution right now. Khan, Inamuddin and Asiri (2020) explain that different countries have different indexes on their e-waste management. The essay will specifically look at e-waste management in the US. In particular, the essay will analyze the Southern New Jersey community in regards to the same. Earth’s fertility is under siege   * E-waste impact on environment.   * Explores land pollution.   * Explains water pollution.   * Instructs air pollution.   * Explains impact of lead. When lead becomes a culprit According to UNEP (2020), one of the critical chemicals that are used in electric and electronic devices is lead. The provided infographic is from UNEP (2020) and it shows where lead is used and how it affects life. It is important to note that there are numerous things that have lead in them, such as paints. However, it has been specifically highlighted in this presentation due to the fact that e-waste is growing every day. The poor disposal of the same is also growing. This means that more chemicals are finding their way into soil and water. Lead can stay active for 2000 years, therefore, has disastrous effects on both land and water. Your Phone is wasting away…   * Waste produced during the manufacturing of hardware.   * Therefore, old computers, phones and tablets are considered e-waste.   * Shipping of e-waste.   * New Jersey requires people to recycle their e-waste by law (Veit & Bernardes, 2020). New Jersey is one of the few states in the US that have a developed policy on matters e-waste. Veit and Bernardes (2020) explain that the law allows small companies that have less than 50 employees to recycle their electronic waste for free through the e-cycle process. Due to the fact that the focus has b