I disagree. People/nations should clean up their own mess, without polluting the environment (of others) even further by shipping things back and forth.
My advice: keep your e-waste around as an investment. Once the mines have been depleted its worth will probably go up...
On a more serious note: stop buying needless crap. Minimalism ftw.
> I disagree. People/nations should clean up their own mess, without polluting the environment (of others) even further by shipping things back and forth.
Preferably yes, but since the waste is already there, it's a good place for a pilot program which, if it turned out to be profitable, would no doubt be copied by other nations to save on shipping costs.
> My advice: keep your e-waste around as an investment. Once the mines have been depleted its worth will probably go up... On a more serious note: stop buying needless crap. Minimalism ftw.
My advice: keep your e-waste around as an investment. Once the mines have been depleted its worth will probably go up... On a more serious note: stop buying needless crap. Minimalism ftw.
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