What do you know about e-waste? (especially in the Philippines setting.)?
Where do you dump your e-waste or what do you do with your e-waste? Why do you do that?
(I won’t define "e-waste" or give hints on what it means to test the "popularity" of or our "familiarity" with the term.) Thanks!
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Bantay kalikasan Pare… Good Topic so other people will know..
IRI Philippines, Inc. is the first company in the Philippines specializing in solid waste recycling and reclamation services…. Plus they pay you..$$$
Since 2001, the company has been servicing the waste disposal requirements of the country’s semiconductor and electronics industries. In 2004, IRI has realized its vision of becoming a fully-integrated waste recycling company. Now a total environmental company, it offers its clients:
the most competitive prices for waste materials
professional and highly-trained personnel
state-of-the art machinery and equipment
complete servicing hauling to metal extraction/treatment
tight security for the protection of proprietary information in the materials
ideal location
environmentally-safe processes with complete pollution control infrastructure
Yes!!!… Let’s Help the environment , salamat… safe disposal of toxic waste.
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It goes to landfills
When I upgraded, the e-waste was donated to my nephew. He likes to tinker with things.
It gets dumped along with regular garbage. It is unfortunate that in my city, we do not have a recycling plant for electronic wastes especially batteries (car, cellphone, laptop, etc…). These batteries have dangerous chemicals that can seep through the ground and poison our water resources. SM City in my place has a monthly E-waste market but they do not accept these batteries. ABS CBN company has initiated moves to establish recycling stations but it is limited only within Metro Manila. This should be done nationwide.