Once it's out of your house, and unless you recycle it, chances are that your phone, music player or computer will end up one of a growing number of developing countries as scrap material.
Greenpeace have uncovered evidence that Ghana is the latest country to be targeted for the illegal dumping of e-waste, under the pretense of providing second hand goods to help bridge the digital divide.
Check out the video. Further information and practical ways of reducing e-waste are here on the Greenpeace site.
Greenpeace have uncovered evidence that Ghana is the latest country to be targeted for the illegal dumping of e-waste, under the pretense of providing second hand goods to help bridge the digital divide.
Check out the video. Further information and practical ways of reducing e-waste are here on the Greenpeace site.
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