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"Hopefully by now you know that the gadget in your pocket or notebook on your lap is full of toxic ooze seeping into your fingers with every tap. This has retailers and manufacturers scrambling to help you recycle those wares, the latest being Samsung with its new Recycling Direct plan. It expands on the company's trio of limited recycling programs that cover only mobile phones, toner, and office equipment. The new program will accept any obsolete or broken product free of charge -- assuming it has a \"Samsung\" label somewhere on it. (You can recycle other stuff too for a fee.) Partnerships are currently being negotiated with \"respected\" facilities in all 50 states, meaning you'll be able can lay your old celly or washing machine to rest in person starting next month.[Via Crave]"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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