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The impacts of cell phones

By:Bailey Ward

Over 3 billion people globally own mobiles:if each of them returned one phone for recycling, over 240,000 tons of raw materials could be saved. The carbon emissions saved from this would be the equivalent to taking 4 million cars off the road.

How you can start to helpMany people can begin to help. They just need to realize that the cell phones we “need” is not what the environment needs.

Recycle your phone

Only upgrade

when you need to.

Give your old phone

away

Don’t THROW

away

Protect the Environment

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According to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, 130 million mobile phones go out of use annually in the U.S. This creates an estimated 65,000 tons of electronic waste. This is NOT sustainable