E-waste Recycling – A Laymans Guide to Electronics Disposal

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By Scott EllisSep 30, 2014, 2:55 pm95 pts
Image courtesy Curtis Palmer The life span of consumer electronics is about 2-3 years. Whether it’s the latest mobile phone, a new computer, or upgrading the TV, electronics are disposable life-accessories that come and go. Unfortunately, there’s no Island of Misfit Toys for them to go to and live out their…

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