Electrical and electronic waste includes any device that operates (or previously operated) on electricity or batteries. This type of waste can be categorized as either household or industrial electrical waste.

Electrical waste contains various toxic components that pose significant risks to human health. When improperly disposed of, these components can leach into soil or water over time, polluting the environment. For this reason, disposing of electrical waste in municipal bins is prohibited, as it may still end up contaminating the environment.

Discarded tires can have numerous harmful effects on the environment. Tires filled with water provide breeding grounds for mosquitoes and other insects, contributing to their spread. When tires are disposed of in landfills, they take an extremely long time to decompose, releasing carcinogenic and mutagenic substances during the process that can cause cancer and skin diseases. Tires contain highly flammable components, and burning them releases toxic substances. Inhaling these substances can lead to various serious health issues.