Valuable Resources: Study: Billions in Europe's Electric Scrap Unused
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Unexploited raw material values of more than 65 billion euros slumber in used household appliances and old consumer electronics in the EU. This is the result of a joint study by the Boston Consulting Group (BCG) and the initiative "Cradle to Cradle Electronics", which was presented at the IFA technology fair in Berlin.
Hundreds of millions of old smartphones alone are said to be owned by EU citizens. The valuable raw materials in it have a high billion value. But in order to win them, according to a study, measures are needed.
Why do more than 700 million smartphones dust in Europe's drawers instead of supplying valuable raw materials? A study shows what consumers and manufacturers could change.
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Why do more than 700 million smartphones dust in Europe's drawers instead of supplying valuable raw materials? A study shows what consumers and manufacturers could change.
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