The environmental impacts of technology waste are significant, contributing to pollution and resource depletion. Electronic waste, or e-waste, comprises discarded electronic devices, which can release toxic substances like lead and mercury into the environment when improperly disposed of. This not only poses health risks to humans and wildlife but also contaminates soil and water sources. Additionally, the production of electronic devices leads to resource extraction, consuming minerals and metals, which depletes natural resources. Efforts like recycling programs and regulations aim to mitigate these impacts by promoting responsible disposal and recovery of valuable materials from e-waste.