Fixing the e-waste problem (Feature)

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Submitted by lukehopewell1 on Sunday September 19, 2010 @08:47PM

lukehopewell1 writes "Aussies recycle several million tonnes of computers, TVs, mobile phones and other e-waste every year, with the number set to skyrocket over the next decade. ZDNet Australia takes an extended look into what happens to your devices when you're done with them.

Take peek inside the e-waste recycling process and find out what happens to your tech when it goes off to the wreckers."
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