Elevated concentrations of metals in China’s e-waste recycling workshops

In a case study on how not to recycle electronic waste (e-waste), scientists in the United States and Hong Kong have documented serious environmental contamination with potentially toxic metals from crude e-waste recycling in a village located in southeast China.

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<p><a href="http://www.physorg.com/news126185560.html">Elevated concentrations of metals in China’s e-waste recycling workshops</a></p> <p>In a case study on how not to recycle electronic waste (e-waste), scientists in the United States and Hong Kong have documented serious environmental contamination with potentially toxic metals from crude e-waste recycling in a village located in southeast China.</p>