NewsFactor – A sharp rise in the sale of consumer gadgets around the globe will pose serious environmental and public-health risks over the next 10 years unless action is taken to properly collect and recycle their materials, according to a report from the United Nations Environmental Program (UNEP). The products range from computers, printers and mobile phones to music devices, electronic toys, and televisions.
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Gadget E-Waste Poses Significant Risks, U.N. Warns
(NewsFactor)
Tags: business, Music, Phones, Televisions, Toys
