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2 years ago

Reusing internal and external components and behaviors maintains a consistent approach

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boyakko [2]2 years ago

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Reuse: reusing internal and external components and behaviors maintains a consistent approach.

<h3>What is an e-waste?</h3>

An e-waste is the abbreviation for electronic waste and it can be defined as any electrical or electronic device that have been discarded because they are no longer functional and useful.

This ultimately implies that, e-waste are generally destined for disposal, resale, reuse, refurbishment, or recycling in the long run.

However, the burning of wires from e-waste extracts the following toxic components that are hazardous to human health:

Polybrominated flame reta-rdants

Mercury

Lead

Barium

Cadmium

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