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The Entity Produces 92,000 Tons of Digital Garbage
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Experts warned that the technological remains contain heavy metals that pollute air, water and soil IVÁN LÓPEZ/PORTAVOZ PHOTO: ALEJANDRO LÓPEZ As digital consumption progresses, the management of its waste recedes. Chiapas faces a silent crisis, more than 92 thousand tons of electronic garbage accumulate each year without an adequate collection or recycling system. Broken monitors, useless cables and obsolete cellulars end up in rivers and cland…
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