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We can participate in exchange or trade-in programs where old devices are returned to companies that recycle their parts. This way, we make sure valuable materials are reused instead of wasted. Such programs show how circular economies can work in everyday life.

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Marijampolės Petro Armino progimnazija, Lithuania, M.M.

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Marijampolės Petro Armino progimnazija, Lithuania, M.M.

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My family and I sort batteries, wires, and all kinds of plastics, cardboard, and glass items. We return bataries to store, plastic items we put into special trashcans. Sometimes we reuse cardboard for crafts. Plus, we take food scraps to the compost bins. Electronic waste harms the environment if it is not properly recycled.
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Marijampolės Petro Armino progimnazija, Lithuania, A.J

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Marijampolės Petro Armino progimnazija, Lithuania, A.J

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Sometimes me and my family just leave our old electronics in drawers. Me and my family have a box near our door where me and my family put some old and used batteries. Then, when the box is full me and my family throw it to the bins made for batteries in the stores. Me and my family almost never go to recycling centers. But me and my family gives our old phones, electronics and other stuff to my relatives.

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Marijampolės Petro Armino progimnazija, Lithuania S.D.

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Marijampolės Petro Armino progimnazija, Lithuania S.D.

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My family and I store all our old devices (phones, cables, cameras, tablets, computers) in a cabinet. But we throw batteries in the boxes at the stores. I know we can take our old devices to the store and exchange them for new ones, but my family and I don't do that. But i'll try to ask my family to do that and we'll try to change.

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Green and White Handdrawn Illustrative Zero Waste Lifestyle Presentation

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Marijampolės Petro Armino progimnazija SB

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Marijampolės Petro Armino progimnazija SB

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Me and my family don't always sort e-waste. Sometimes we throw dead batteries into the boxes provided for that purpose.We almost always try to sort trash. We try to care our planet!

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Green and Yellow Illustration Zero Waste Poster

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My parents and I sort out electrical items. As batteries, old computers, broken phones, and so on. We put them in a special bin that is next to our shoebox. When that bin is full, we take everything to a scrap electronics store. Take care of our planet.

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Green and Yellow Illustration Zero Waste Poster

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Marijampolės Petro Armino progimnazija, Lithuania MŽ

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Marijampolės Petro Armino progimnazija, Lithuania MŽ

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My family sort things every single DAY. We have 4 trash cans and one box for batteries -one for glass, one for plastic, one for paper and one for Mixed ones like tub with some leftovers of yogurt. Also if we have any e-waste my dad tries to fix them, but sometmes it doesn't work so we give it away if it still works and if it doesn't, we are giving it to the recycle company that help with this. That's how we recycle.

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Red and Green Clean & Corporate E-waste Collection Poster

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Petro Armino progimnazija, Lithuania, V.Ž

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Petro Armino progimnazija, Lithuania, V.Ž

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My family store our old items like tablets and phones. We put items that we don't use anymore into a box. We keep old batteries into a plastic bag and later we bring them back to the stores.

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Marijampolės  Petro Armino Progimnazija, Lithuania, N.Ž

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Marijampolės  Petro Armino Progimnazija, Lithuania, N.Ž

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My mom has an old tv in her old house. The tv is broken and we are planning it to bring ot to the store. We must sort ewaste.

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My family and I have a closet where we put our broken appliances. Then when we run out of space, we take them to the special recycling bins at school. Then the appropriate company comes and takes them away.

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When my family and I had batteries die, we put the batteries in a bag and threw them in the school battery bin.

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My family and I store our old devices in our storage room and then in the battery bin at our school.

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My family and I usually put the devices that don't work in a drawer or we go and recycle them in device recycling bins. The batteries in a bag and when full we throw them in special recycling bins.

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Me and my family, when our electric appliances break down, we either take them to be fixed or we show them to someone else or we throw them in the recycling bin and then we get another one.

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2nd PS of Nea Erythraia, ST & VK & DP E1

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2nd PS of Nea Erythraia, ST & VK & DP E1

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When our electronic devices break, we put them in a large box. When this box is full, we take it to the special recycling bins at our school and they are recycled properly.

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εγω και η οικογενεια μου πηγαινουμε στο σχολειο μας και τα ανακυκλωνουμε στις καδο ανακυκλοσεις

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My family and I, our batteries are running out, we bring them to school in the recycling bin and then we bring them to school.

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My family and I usually put electronic devices in a drawer when they are finished, but when the drawer gets too full, we take them to a local or neighborhood recycling center.

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8th P.S. Kifissia, Athens, Greece, ST,KC and PL

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8th P.S. Kifissia, Athens, Greece, ST,KC and PL

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We reuse batteries only if they are rechargeable. For the others, we bring them at school!

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I use the recycle bin for batteries at school.

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8th P.S. Kifissia, Athens, Greece, ID, KT and TS

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8th P.S. Kifissia, Athens, Greece, ID, KT and TS

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If our device still works, we donate it to someone who needs it — for example, a relative. If not, we take it to a recycling center

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When I was little, I used to throw away old appliances, but now that I'm older, we give them to people who need them, like friends, relatives, and neighbors, or we recycle them in our school's recycling bins.

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8TH P.S. Kifissia, Greece, GR, CP and TS

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8TH P.S. Kifissia, Greece, GR, CP and TS

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For big devices, we call a special ewaste company to come and take them. For smaller, we put them in a recycling bin that is close to our home!

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8th Primary School of Kifissia, ET, GP and GR

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8th Primary School of Kifissia, ET, GP and GR

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We bring batteries at school to a special bin. For other devices, we collect them in a special e-waste box at home. And our parents take them to a e-waste bin.

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8th P.S. Kifissia, Athens, Greece, KT, PT and SE

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8th P.S. Kifissia, Athens, Greece, KT, PT and SE

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We go to Germanos (electronic shop) and we leave there the gadgets we do not use anymore!

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Me and my family dispose of most small e-waste by throwing it in trash, except batteries. We dispose of large e-waste by giving it to recyclers and throwing it in the designated bins for e-waste. About critical raw materials, I believe that it’s imperative that we reuse the little of them that we have left, so that we need to buy less, and because of that, spend less. The raw materials we can get from recycling e-waste is really useful because we are not bound to importing these rare earth minerals from foreign countries

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II. osnovna škola Čakovec                                  Lynx19

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II. osnovna škola Čakovec                                  Lynx19

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My family and I collect old electronics like phones, batteries, and laptops and store them in a box until we can take them to a local e-waste recycling center. We sometimes try to fix the devices before recycling them. Sometimes, if the electronics still work, we donate them to organizations that can reuse them, or we keep them for emergencies.

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Me and my family dispose of e-wasteby either giving it away or bringing it to a recycling centre to help with the criticaly low amount of raw materials.

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 My family and I always dispose electronic waste at designated recycling yards or special containers, because proper disposal is important for environmental protection, preventing pollution with harmful substances, and enabling the reuse of useful materials from old devices. I believe that critical raw materials are essential for modern technology and the green transition, but their limited availability poses a strategic challenge for economic and energy security.

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My family and I save and recycle old batteries. We trade in old cell phones, but we keep some. We put old headphones, hair dryers, tablets, and computers in a special box that we then give away for recycling. Let's save our planet Earth.

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My family and I take all old electronic devices to the e-waste recycling center, I mostly sell old devices like laptops and phones for a low price instead of throwing them away, and I throw things like batteries and chargers in a special bin for that e-waste.Critical raw materials are important for the production of most electronic devices, most countries such as China, Turkey, and South Africa supply Europe with these materials.

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My family and I recycle a lot of things, including electronic waste. We usually sell old or unwanted electronics. I always keep my old cell phone as a backup in case something happens to it. Also, my dad bought a new laptop but kept the old one because it's still functional. And we usualy recycle everything that is unimportant This way we maintain a good sense of critical raw materials for the functioning of various industrial ecosystems.

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My family and l like to recycle and keep some of the old batteries and of mobile phones. Like I said we keep most of the old phones in the box or we like to give it away.

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When my family has old batteries, we throw them in the recycling bin so we don't pollute the environment.

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My family and I recycle electronic waste by keeping it at home for a while and then taking it to be recycled, for example, we collect batteries instead of throwing them away. I think critical raw materials are important for the EU because if other countries don't give them to us, we will be left without a lot of things.

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II. osnovna škola Čakovec, Lynx13,  Lynx1

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II. osnovna škola Čakovec, Lynx13,  Lynx1

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My family and I recycle electronic devices in special recycling bins. Every month when the bin is full, we throw it in the recycling bins. This way we save the planet from pollution.

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My family and I sort e-waste. We recycle batteries, broken phones and old electrical devices. We sort them into the designated  places. I belive that critical raw materials have a bad impact on our planet.

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My family and I recycle e-waste by separating it at home and taking it to a recycling yard or special containers for e-waste. Critical raw materials are of key importance because they are essential for the production of modern technology and the green transition.

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when me and my family have e-waste in the house we recycle it to protect nature. remove the batteries from electrical devices that we do not use and throw them in the battery container. It is important to recycle e-waste to protect the earth from pollution. Critical raw materials are materials of key importance for modern industry, especially for the production of electronics. By recycling e-waste, it is possible to reduce the need to extract new raw materials.

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My family and I , always sort  e-waste and recycle old electronic devices into special waste. Such as old: phones, tablets, laptops and various types of batteries,… We almost always try to short trash. We try to care oure planet!

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My family and I take good care of recycling electronic products, because if something happens to us, we recycled in the recycling bins.

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My family and I always recycle and have e-waste in the yard.
We usually do not recycle batteries and electronics, but rather plastic, cardboard, bottles and more. We save old devices and store them in different closets.
We started recycling when we realized that our planet is getting more and more polluted every day, so we wanted to protect the world at least a little. Without synthetic raw materials, most of society could not function because they are found in many everyday devices. Tungsten is found in telephones, lithium, cobalt and nickel are found in electric vehicles. The leading supplier is China.

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We can plan an “E-waste Exchange Day” where students bring working but unused gadgets to trade or donate. This event gives old items a second life and teaches sharing instead of throwing things away. It’s a fun way to practice sustainability together.

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We can learn how to repair small electronics like headphones, keyboards, or clocks instead of throwing them away. Fixing things helps us understand how they work and reduces unnecessary waste. It also saves money and teaches us practical skills that support the idea of reusing rather than replacing.

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We can set up a neighborhood e-waste collection point, such as a box at the community center or school gate, where people can leave old electronics. Once full, we can deliver it to a certified recycling center. This makes recycling more convenient and strengthens community cooperation.

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We can suggest adding e-waste bins in our school corridors or next to paper and plastic bins. Having the right place to dispose of electronics makes recycling easier and more effective. It also sends a strong message that our school values sustainability.

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We can use parts from broken electronics in our STEM projects, such as old circuit boards or LEDs, to build new inventions. This way, nothing goes to waste and we learn about the components that make up our devices. It’s a creative and educational approach to reusing materials.

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We can visit or collaborate with local repair cafés where people volunteer to fix broken gadgets. By joining these communities, we learn practical repair skills and help extend the life of electronics. Working together with others also shows how teamwork supports environmental solutions.

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We can collect working but unused laptops, tablets, and phones from families in our community and donate them to students who need them. Instead of ending up as e-waste, these devices can help others learn and connect. Sharing what we no longer use is a sustainable and kind way to reduce waste.

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We can encourage everyone in our school to use rechargeable batteries instead of disposable ones. Rechargeable batteries last longer and prevent toxic chemicals from entering the environment. This small switch can have a big impact if many people join in.

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We can create a small e-waste collection box at home where our family places old batteries, cables, and broken devices for proper recycling. This simple action helps us sort waste correctly and reminds everyone that e-waste needs special handling. By starting at home, we make recycling part of our daily routine and protect the environment from harmful chemicals.

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We can organize an awareness workshop at school to teach our classmates about e-waste and critical raw materials. Understanding why recycling matters makes people more likely to act. By educating others, we help create a culture of responsibility and informed decision-making.

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We can research which critical raw materials are found in our everyday electronics and present what we learn to our classmates. Knowing that our phones and computers contain rare and valuable elements makes us more careful about waste. Understanding the science behind recycling helps us respect natural resources more deeply

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We can organize a school-wide e-waste collection day where students bring unused electronics for recycling or donation. This event can make sustainability fun and collaborative, showing that small efforts become powerful when done together. By involving the whole school, we build awareness and create a community that values responsible disposal

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In order to avoid e-waste, purchase fewer electronics, choose energy-efficient products and only buy what you really need.

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We can organize an “E-waste Art Exhibition” at school where students display creative projects made from discarded electronics. This event can turn waste into inspiration and make others think about sustainability differently. Art can be a powerful tool to spark reflection and change.

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We can plan an “E-waste Exchange Day” where students bring working but unused gadgets to trade or donate. This event gives old items a second life and teaches sharing instead of throwing things away. It’s a fun way to practice sustainability together.

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We can make a short educational video about how e-waste affects the environment and share it on school social media. Videos are engaging and can reach a wide audience, including younger students. Spreading awareness online helps us use technology positively and responsibly.

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We can make presentations in order to inform our families and classmates about E-waste. This way more and more people will know about green programs and will try to take part and become more active.

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In order to fight e-waste we need to create certified e-waste centers so we can recycle our electronic devices knowing that they will be re-used properly without harming the environment.

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Mustafa Kiriş Ortaokulu Efeler, Aydın, Türkiye - Asya

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Mustafa Kiriş Ortaokulu Efeler, Aydın, Türkiye - Asya

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Brands' "bring the old, take the new" campaigns catch my eye. I prefer to replace my old digital device with this method. This way, I don't throw it away and protect the environment.

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We can create an online “e-waste logbook” to track how much electronic waste our families recycle each month. Recording what we recycle helps us stay aware of our habits and motivates us to improve. It also shows that small data collection can lead to big behavioral changes.

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Mustafa Kiriş Ortaokulu Efeler, Aydın, Türkiye - Ela 

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Mustafa Kiriş Ortaokulu Efeler, Aydın, Türkiye - Ela 

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We can give away unused electronic devices to friends or relatives, thus preventing them from becoming waste.

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Mustafa Kiriş Ortaokulu Efeler, Aydın, Türkiye - Nisa

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Mustafa Kiriş Ortaokulu Efeler, Aydın, Türkiye - Nisa

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We can continue using our broken electronic devices by having them repaired, thus preventing waste generation.

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Mustafa Kiriş Ortaokulu Efeler, Aydın, Türkiye - Eylül

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Mustafa Kiriş Ortaokulu Efeler, Aydın, Türkiye - Eylül

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Actually, there are many ways to reuse electronic waste without throwing it away. Some of these methods include having your broken device repaired, giving your old device to someone who can use it, and dropping it off at e-waste collection points.

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Mustafa Kiriş Ortaokulu Efeler, Aydın, Türkiye - Berin

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Mustafa Kiriş Ortaokulu Efeler, Aydın, Türkiye - Berin

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I don't think it's right to collect e-waste at home. We can take it to the municipality's e-waste collection points.

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Mustafa Kiriş Ortaokulu Efeler, Aydın, Türkiye - Nisa

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Mustafa Kiriş Ortaokulu Efeler, Aydın, Türkiye - Nisa

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I don't throw away my broken electronic device. I try to get it repaired. This way, I can continue using it for a longer time.

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Mustafa Kiriş Ortaokulu Efeler, Aydın, Türkiye - Eymen

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Mustafa Kiriş Ortaokulu Efeler, Aydın, Türkiye - Eymen

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I throw my broken electronic devices in the municipality's electronic waste collection bins.

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Mustafa Kiriş Ortaokulu Efeler, Aydın, Türkiye - Mehmet

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Mustafa Kiriş Ortaokulu Efeler, Aydın, Türkiye - Mehmet

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I throw the waste batteries at home into the waste battery collection bin at our school.

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Mustafa Kiriş Ortaokulu Efeler, Aydın, Türkiye - Ela

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Mustafa Kiriş Ortaokulu Efeler, Aydın, Türkiye - Ela

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Before buying a new one for my broken electronic device, I check to see if it can be repaired. If it can be repaired, I keep using it.

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Mustafa Kiriş Ortaokulu Efeler, Aydın, Türkiye - Yağız

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Mustafa Kiriş Ortaokulu Efeler, Aydın, Türkiye - Yağız

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When my electronic device breaks, I try to get it repaired first instead of buying a new one.

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Mustafa Kiriş Ortaokulu Efeler, Aydın, Türkiye - Kerem

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Mustafa Kiriş Ortaokulu Efeler, Aydın, Türkiye - Kerem

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Instead of throwing away unused electronic devices, I prefer to give them to someone who needs them.

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Mustafa Kiriş Ortaokulu Efeler, Aydın, Türkiye - Oğuz

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Mustafa Kiriş Ortaokulu Efeler, Aydın, Türkiye - Oğuz

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When I buy a new electronic device, I give my old one to my brother or relative.

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I usually throw away my old devices, but, from now on, I think I would rather donate them to people who cannot afford them.

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Mustafa Kiriş Ortaokulu Efeler, Aydın, Türkiye - Irmak

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Mustafa Kiriş Ortaokulu Efeler, Aydın, Türkiye - Irmak

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I have a box at home where I collect dead batteries. When this bin is full of waste batteries, I empty it into the waste battery collection bin at school.

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I always trade my old phone in for a new one at factories where they recycle the phone safely.

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I always throw my old phone to the recycling bin for e-waste

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E-waste represents old electronics we no longer use, so my family and I are always trying to donate or take them to an electronics factory.

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Me and my family sort out old devices and batteries in a box and put them in a cabinet.

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My family and I usually store old devices in a cabinet.

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I always give my old phones to friends for some money, so that I can buy a new one

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In my family e-waste consists of old and over used electronics that we bring to a reciclying centre once a few months

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My family and I reduce E-Waste by storing old electronic devices and bringing them to a recycling factory.

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My family and I usually take our old or broken electronics to an electronics store that collects electronics.

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My family and I use to keep electronic devices that we no longer use and donate them to various orphanages, where those children need them more than we do, and this activity helps us manage the E-waste problem.

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I like resaicling

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Electronic waste, or e-waste, is a growing problem in today’s world. Old computers, phones, and other devices are often thrown away instead of being recycled. This waste contains dangerous chemicals that can harm the environment and human health. Recycling e-waste helps reduce pollution and allows us to reuse valuable materials like gold, copper, and plastic.

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I have given my old phone to my cousin

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i personally think that we should all recycle our elctronics and i always do

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I have given some devices to my relatives.

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Electronic waste (e-waste) is all discarded electrical and electronic items, such as electrical appliances, computers and mobile phones. It is one of the fastest growing waste streams worldwide and can be hazardous to health and the environment due to the toxic materials it contains, such as mercury, lead and cadmium. Proper recycling is important, as it can recover valuable resources and prevent pollution.

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My family and I had thrown a broken cell phone into a recycling bin. Another time, I had given my cell phone to my cousin.

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Us and our families usually throw away our old digital devices in special bins just like we do with other products that can be recycled. We do that in order to protect wild life, oceans and forests.

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In our opinion, when an electrical appliance breaks down, you should recycle it properly instead of throwing it in the trash, by taking it to collection points or informing the competent authorities. In addition, you can participate in the “Recycle – Change Device” program to receive a subsidy for its replacement.

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Εγω ανακυκλωσα την παλια μου τηλεοραση

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My phone broke, so I took it to the recycling center in my area.

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I believe that the recycle of our electronics

devices is very important for many reasons. Thats why me and my family every electrotinics divices that we dont use we give them to our friends .but if the devecis are broke we give it to a company to recycleit

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When my cell phone broke, I threw it in the recycling bin.

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My friend and I recycled her grandfather's old phone.