Why should e-waste be recycled rather than sent to landfill?

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Why should e-waste be recycled rather than sent to landfill?

Accepted Answer

It contains toxic substances and valuable metals that can be recovered — Award 1 mark. Lead and mercury can leak into soil and water, while gold, copper and rare metals can be reused.

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It takes up less space in landfill than other waste

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It contains toxic substances and valuable metals that can be recovered

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Recycling makes old devices work like new again

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Landfill sites are not allowed to accept any metal

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