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Report Names U.S. and China as Worst E-Waste Culprits

2015-04-22 01:05:32| Waste Age

<a href="http://www.theweathernetwork.com/">The Weather Network</a> It's the price tag attached to our quickly evolving times: e-waste is the fastest growing stream of waste and a new report has found that the United States and China are the worst when it comes to disposing of this waste well. read more

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