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By 2060, discarded solar panels could total to 402 million tonnes; recycling them could...

Times of India - Science ·
By 2060, discarded solar panels could total to 402 million tonnes; recycling them could...

Discarded solar panels will create significant waste by 2060, posing environmental risks.

Proper recycling can unlock nearly one trillion dollars in economic value from these materials.

Middle-income countries, especially China, will become major sources of retired solar panels.

A phased subsidy strategy can ensure fairer economic benefits between richer and poorer regions.

Building recycling capacity now prepares for a growing waste stream and strengthens supply chains.

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