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last activity : 07 06 2010 20:18:09 +0000
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Proper recycling facilities
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Find the alternates to toxic components
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Reduce phone changing frequency
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Reusage of internal components
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Manufacturers Responsibility
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saiprasad - waste management
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There should be a proper disposal facility followed by a proper process of recycling of these toxic waste mobile phones so that these gadgets can be used again and again in different forms thus avoiding the harm to environment. |
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There must be proper facilities for recycling mobile phones so that they are reused. Most of the components can be reused... rest recycled. It should be made a policy so that everyone adheres to it.
Cellular Brands like NOKIA has already started a campaign in SOUTH EAST ASIA. Where they have launched pocket events on educating users to go for recycling schemes for newer handsets, making them environment conscious.
Mind you people this is no gimmick, a conscious step is being taken and people here are supporting it.
yes sonal, this is a skipped issue in today`s luxury base life style and no time fr thinking about it.
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We need to work on the recycling process first and ensure that the toxic material is not dumped. We need to start the study on this to invent what else can be done with this waste material to reduce the harm so caused to the environment. Secondly,we need to create the toxic free components in our future handsets. This is not an easy job. Though,it's worth doing R&D in this angel at least for our future. |
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CHANGE IS CONSTANT SO TRY TO WORK ON FINDING ALTERNATE TO TOXIC COMPONENTS WILL BE THE BEST SOLUTION FOR THE FUTURE
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We change phones with new ones frequently. By reducing this frequency we can reduce the number old phones. |
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I think majority of such cases are due to the expiry/repairs in handsets . Frequent change would cost much to the subscriber and one would not be ready to spend again in short duration in case of high end mobiles. Just my view..
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Some of the components can be reused. like The chips, the receiver, and rarely the display as well. I found this when I bought a new cell phone. The old model fetch me 800 INR and i asked the guy about the usage of that phone and he said that the components will be reused.. The green awareness campaigns which will pick the used phones and recycle them will also do good! |
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Ya definitely reusing the internal components will help a lot
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Manufacturers must feel responsible on their own accord and in fact offer incentives to encourage such initiative. The customer, returning to manufacturer representatives, may as well feel better assured on data security issues as well. |
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A manufacturer being better aware and equipped to handle such materials, in turn must adopt best practices to disposal.
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cell phones should be made with reuseable plastics to reduse waste A seperate team to be monitor the recycle in all cell manufacturers |
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Is it a viable solution Mr.Sai? Is it possible to have a mobile without any chip? I'll be the first one to appreciate if that is the case
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