| You've just bought a new mobile phone - what are | | | | mercury, cadmium and arsenic as well as others. We |
| you going to do next? RECYCLE THE OLD ONE!! | | | | do not need those in landfills or incinerated - polluting |
| Why recycle old phones? Who would want an old | | | | the soil, air and water supplies. |
| mobile phone? Actually, plenty of companies want | | | | However, as we obey that rule of not throwing it |
| those old mobile phones. By recycling our outdated, | | | | away, we can find ourselves with one, two or more |
| faulty or otherwise obsolete mobile phone, we can | | | | mobile phones collecting dust on a shelf or in a drawer. |
| help the environment. By recycling responsibly, we can | | | | Those phones aren't helping us and certainly are not |
| help everyone throughout the world. | | | | helping anyone else. The only good thing about those |
| The number one rule for discarding our older phones is | | | | phones is that they aren't in a landfill harming the |
| DO NOT THROW IT IN THE BIN. | | | | environment. |
| Mobile phones contain many toxins such as lead, | | | | |