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    A recent survey conducted by Nokia found that only 3% of people recycle their mobile phones despite the fact that old devices are often just lying around at home.

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    Re: Report: Only 3% of People Recycle Handsets

    This is a sad statistic I hope everyone out there does try and do the smart thing with your phones.
    Do what you can, with what you have, where you are.



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    Re: Report: Only 3% of People Recycle Handsets

    Quote Originally Posted by RJB View Post
    This is a sad statistic I hope everyone out there does try and do the smart thing with your phones.
    As we noted in the article, another 41% give away or sell their old phones ... "re-use" is just as good for the environment as recycling, I think.
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    Re: Report: Only 3% of People Recycle Handsets

    Quote Originally Posted by WirelessWeek View Post
    As we noted in the article, another 41% give away or sell their old phones ... "re-use" is just as good for the environment as recycling, I think.
    I absolutely agree. I usually sell my phones and someone who did not or could not buy it new, now has a chance to get it. It makes that person happy and does not negatively impact the environment. It also frees up funds for my new toy. A win-win situation if I ever saw one.