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Published: February 10, 2008
As 'e-waste' fills dumps, some look for ways to reuse devices
By Devona Walker
An estimated 37 million new televisions will be sold this year as the nation's broadcasters switch from analog to digital-only technology, which means millions of pounds of electronic waste will be sent to municipal landfills and incinerators.

Technology has drastically shortened the life span of nearly everything electronic — from computers to TVs to cell phones — making e-waste the fastest-growing portion of our ...

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