Increasingly, States Push for E-waste Recycling

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Sorry, this 3rd party supplied article requires Javascript to be displayed in full.Frustrated by inaction in Congress, a growing number of states are trying to reduce the rising tide of junked TVs, computers and other electronics that have become one of the nation's fastest-growing waste streams.

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