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The world’s disposal of electronic waste is increasing, and it’s China that receives about 70 percent of it. Processing the growing mountain of electronic junk has come at a high cost for many living in and around the factories. Al Jazeera’s Rob McBride reports from Beijing.
The E-Waste Curse: The deadly effect of dumping E-waste in Pakistan Pakistan has become an illegal dumping ground for some of the 50 million tons of e-waste created each year. Karachi’s poor earn a living from the toxic detritus, but the vicious cycle of consumption could prove fatal. In Pakistan, the massive arrival of electronic … Read more
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Video Rating: / 5 Here’s how e-waste gets recycled. Whole computers, televisions and printers in one end and shredded and sorted bits of metal, plastic and circuit board out the other and it is pretty cool to watch. Because of the toxic materials in e-waste it is important to make sure it gets recycled properly. … Read more
You buy a new phone or computer and you take your old one to a local recycler. It’s the green thing to do, right? Well, it turns out a lot of those devices may not be getting recycled at all. The United States is the single largest producer of electronic waste, generating almost 8 million … Read more
According to a new report, the world’s e-waste — discarded smart phones, iPads, and televisions — will grow by 33 percent to 72 million tons in just three years. Dan Ackerman, editor at CNet, joins “CBS This Morning: Saturday” with more on how to combat this troubling trend. http://edition.cnn.com/2013/05/30/world/asia/china-electronic-waste-e-waste/ Guiyu, China (CNN) — Did you … Read more