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A Pennsylvania Law Requires Recycling Old TVs But Doesnt Make It Feasible To Do So

2015-11-18 23:11:00| Waste Age

Pittsburgh City Paper In 2013, a Pennsylvania law took effect prohibiting the landfilling of electronic waste, like TVs and computers: no more putting them out with the trash. But if you think that a law promising a practically endless stream of free raw materials was a complete win for companies like eLoop, think again. read more

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