Forty, fifty years ago, when climate change was mentioned, the human race waved its hand. The pollution we created was accumulating and causing changes away from people. Today, that behavior is coming to fruition. They are around us today. Climate changes affect us and our lives, and we look at them with apprehension. Polar caps are melting, extreme temperatures are becoming more common, and Siberian permafrost is melting and bringing us who knows what viruses from ancient times. Just as we used to treat climate change and not understanding what we are causing by our actions, today we treat the problem of waste in the same way. Waste, according to us, happens to someone else and somewhere else but that is not the case. Waste is all around us and the consequences of waste accumulation are becoming more visible. Electronic waste creates a special problem. Waste caused by fast changes in technology, expensive and less possible repair options. Devices that make our lives easier are designed for dump and not for repairing or recycling. The aim of this final paper is to explain what electronic waste recycling is, how it is carried out and why it is important. First we will explain in general about waste and what is the difference between garbage and waste. We will explain what it means to manage waste and what necessary steps are. This is followed by disposal, important of it and what recycling is. We will emphasize the role of electronic waste. How much is produced in the world and who are the biggest producers. We will reveal what is in electronic waste and what is the value of disposed materials. Furthermore we will explain how e-waste is disposed of and what e-waste recycling is and what problems accompany it.