US EditionOne Simple Question Could Help Save the Planet and Close the Digital Divide
- A UN report states global e-waste reached 62 million metric tons in 2022.
- E-Waste increases five times faster than proper recycling efforts can manage it.
- ITU reports 2.6 billion people, 32% of the global population, lacked internet access in 2024.
- Human-I-T CEO Gabe Middleton stated, "What we need is awareness with accountability."
- Human-I-T urges Americans to ask, "What happens to our old tech?" to promote reuse and access.
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One Simple Question Could Help Save the Planet and Close the Digital Divide
Earth Month campaign challenges Americans to rethink how we handle e-waste
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