Gap Fill - E-waste Catastrophe - Level 5

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   clicks      countries      damage      difficult      food      manufacturers      poor      products      resources      rivers   

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Most e-waste comes from developed . A lot of it is sent for recycling to countries. These often lack the to recycle in a way that minimizes environmental . E-waste is creating many health problems. It is poisoning and seas. Worryingly, 58 tons of mercury entered the environment last year. Some of this got into the chain. The UN blamed for failing to accept responsibility for what happens to their . It also blamed consumers, saying, "it's just a few " to buy electronics, but "it's far more to dispose of them".

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