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المقال

25 فبراير 2002

الكاتب:
UN Wire

TOXIC WASTE: "Recycled" U.S. Electronics Pose Risks In Asia, Groups Say

A coalition of environmental groups said in a report today that 50 percent to 80 percent of electronics waste collected for recycling in the United States is sent to developing countries in Asia to be reused, often in dangerous conditions.