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Planetsave | China's Toxic E-Waste Problem Grows Daily

planetsave.com — Millions of tons of toxic e-waste from around the world is finding it's way onto streets an alleyways in Chinese villages as peasants eke out a living reclaiming precious metals. What isn't reclaimed goes into unregulated dumping grounds.

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  • chemrat, on 11/20/2007, -0/+0This is the unfortunate "dark side" of recycling. The recycling is good in principle, but the practice as described in the article is horrendous.

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