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For the case, it is made out of aluminum to provide extra protection and support. The the camera is made out of sapphire glass. The battery is made out of cobalt, graphite aluminum, and lithium. Gold, silver, copper, tungsten are responsible for the electrical connections within the phone. Silicon, antimony, phosphorus, arsenic, boron, idium, and gallium are responsible for the processor chip inside the phone. Sound and vibrations come from nickel, neyodium, boron, an iron. Finally, the screen is made of silicon, aluminum, potassium, indium, and tin. These elements are used to provide extra strength and protection. Indium and tin are used to make the touchscreen feature.
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The parts are assembled in China which has the largest iPhone factory in the world. Apple uses manufacturers around the world to deliver certain, individual parts.
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Mining and greenhouse gas emissions contribute a lot to the pollution from obtaining the materials needs to make up the parts of an iPhone.
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The different resources are modified to protect and create the product. The metals are also used for electrical connections within the phone. Rare earth metals are used to produce the colors that appear onto the screen. The elements are also used to protect the phone and allow it to function smoothly.
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While manufacturing the phones, about 79% of carbon dioxide is produced and 80% of these emissions come from the production of the iPhone.
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Apple products are designed in California, but are assembled overseas by machines. This is because the factories overseas have outpaced the U.S. workers.
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Greenhouse gas emissions.
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Box, phone, headphones, headphone jack adapter, USB cable, USB adapter, documentation.
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Cardboard, plastic, paper.
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Forests for the pulp and paper supply.
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The Apple products are shipped and transported all around the world from China, and to the distribution centers.
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They are put into unmarked containers, looked over by security before they are loaded onto trucks and brought onto planes to distribution centers in Australia, United States, Japan, United Kingdom, etc.
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Airplane pollution as well as car/truck pollution.
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When the products are no good anymore, the iPhones can be brought back to Apple and they will be recycled, as well as kept out of a landfill. Some of the metals will be reused.
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Do most of the Materials End Up in a Landfill? 

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Do most of the Materials End Up in a Landfill? 

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They do not put the e-waste into landfills and they try to reuse most of the metals.
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Waste from Production Plant vs. Waste from Product Itself 

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Waste from Production Plant vs. Waste from Product Itself 

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Compared to greenhouse gas emissions, iphones contribute to e-waste which contains harmful chemicals that can affect human health. These toxic chemicals can contaminate groundwater and harm the workers as well.
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