Title: The World Counts
Headings: 
14,810,726
Tons of electronic waste thrown out
Worldwide
Electronic Revolution = E-Waste
A culture of use and throw-away
Is E-Waste Bad?
Why we should recycle Electronics
What can we do about our personal E-Waste
US$ income for e-waste worker
2,324,098,744,172
Chemical production

Content: Many of our E-Waste end up in Asia or Africa landfills. The recycling method in these landfills is not the “recycling” that we have in mind. E-Waste is bad, for you and me, for our planet and most especially for the workers on the landfills. E-Wastes are buried or incinerated in landfills where their toxins pollute our land, air and water. Most of the time, they are sent to developing countries where workers extract the precious metals from the discarded electronics. Workers on E-Waste sites are paid an average of $1.50 per day. They are unprotected while working with the toxic substances on the site. They are the first to inhale the toxins that are released in the air when electronic parts are burned. Many of these workers are children! Why we should recycle Electronics
Cellphones and other electronic devices contain precious metals like gold and silver.