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Electronic Waste.

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One for ebee linked to his earlier link. Drowning under a sea of old  electronic junk and rusting E.V.s

UK electrical waste mountain growing - BBC News


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    Recycling has to start at the design phase.  Use materials that can be recycled.  With white goods  make it easy to change failed components and keep a large inventory of spares for many years


    And yes.  I am aware of the downside of that
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    Recycling has to start at the design phase.  Use materials that can be recycled.  With white goods  make it easy to change failed components and keep a large inventory of spares for many years


    And yes.  I am aware of the downside of that
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