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The authors describe how the end of life recycling of electronic products can be done at no added cost to society. Recycling infrastructure for electronic waste exists in the United States today that can be both environmentally and economically sustainable. They detail how Sony, over the last ten years, has implemented a three-stage process that has addressed the end of life issues.
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