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July 29, 2024 Cover

Volume 102, Issue 23

This fast-rising waste stream contains billions of dollars’ worth of metals, and start-ups are seeking efficient, sustainable ways to recover that treasure

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“There are many benefits of recovered raw materials. It’s much broader than carbon footprint.”

Kees Baldé, senior scientific specialist, UN Institute for Training and Research

Electronic waste is a gold mine waiting to be tapped. How can companies dig in?

This fast-rising waste stream contains billions of dollars’ worth of metals, and start-ups are seeking efficient, sustainable ways to recover that treasure

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