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badedukation
January 28, 2010 at 10:07 AM
"Or if (as I suspect) the individual components are recyclable, but the process of recycling them would require stripping them down — and so, basically, you can't recycle them." How, exactly, do you think computers are recycled? That's what you do. You separate the components and recycle the individual components. Aluminum and glass are the two largest components on that thing and the easiest to separate and recycle.
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