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Call2Recycle Tackles Battery Disposal as Electronic Usage Increases Due to COVID-19

2020-11-19 07:00:00| Waste Age

Besides the fact that electronics can take up space in landfills, electronics can be recycled as they contain materials, like valuable metals from motherboards and rechargeable batteries, which can be recovered and used in the production of new produ

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