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Discuss E-Waste in the Home Theater | Audio and Video forum; E-Waste This is an interesting article from a newsletter for techs published by NESDA of Ohio. I don't agree that the ...

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This is an interesting article from a newsletter for techs published by NESDA of Ohio. I don't agree that the problem will be solved by legislation in the US Congress, but a serious consideration of the matter is certainly called for. The call for a ban on Chinese imports is silly, IMO, because the problem is much bigger than just the Chinese, though the article does point out that their trade policy is less than fair in some ways.

Something to think about before you trash something...

http://www.iwaynet.net/~nesda/Jan08/Jan081.html

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