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Explain whether or not it is easy to recycle electronics now

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Lady_Fox [76]3 years ago

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It is indeed Difficult to Recycle Electronics

Electronics recycling is not the same as recycling cardboard. These items are difficult to recycle. Recycling properly and safely typically costs more than the materials are worth.

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Karolina [17]3 years ago

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Electronics are Difficult To Recycle

Recycling electronics isn't like recycling cardboard. These products are not easy to recycle. Proper and safe recycling often costs more money than the materials are worth.
The process of recycling can vary depending on the materials being recycled and the technologies used. Once electronics are picked up and transported to the recycling center then materials in the e-waste stream must be processed and separated. ... Next, the e-waste is shredded and plastics and metals are separated

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