E-waste (electronic waste) contains hazardous materials but also valuable resources.
Which of the following is an example of responsible e-waste management?

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A Burning old smartphones in an open backyard fire
B Throwing old laptops into the standard household trash bin
C Handing over broken electronics to certified e-waste recycling collection centers
D Burying old batteries deep in garden soil

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Answer: C. Handing over broken electronics to certified e-waste recycling collection centers

Correct Answer: C) Handing over broken electronics to certified e-waste recycling collection centers.
Explanation: Certified e-waste centers safely extract toxic components (like lead and mercury) and recover precious metals (like gold and copper) without harming the environment.

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E-waste (electronic waste) contains hazardous materials but also valuable resources. Which of the following is an example of responsible e-waste management?

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