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The truth about e-waste

10/2/2008
Provided by: IBM
Electronic products make up the fastest-growing portion of the waste stream. But discarded computers don't just take up space in a landfill. They spread a toxic cocktail of more than 100 chemicals, leaching lead, cadmium, barium and mercury in the soil. This white paper examines options other than throwing your company's old PCs in the garbage.
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