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The danger of e-waste 11.09.2008

One of the most common handicrafts in Chinese villages is the disassembly and disposal of used or obsolete electronic devices - computers, monitors, televisions.

As a rule, workers do not wear protective respirators. Meanwhile, poisonous compounds are used in all this electronics. The most important of them are flame retardants, which are introduced into the insulation of wires and into the basis of printed circuit boards to protect against fires. These are polybrominated diphenyl ethers that have a bad effect on brain development, memory, behavior, learning ability, the thyroid gland and the reproductive system.

Chinese scientists measured the content of flame retardants in the blood of the inhabitants of one village, 80% of which are involved in the disposal of electronic scrap. The poisons turned out to be three times more than in the blood of fishermen from a village located 50 kilometers from the first, and 200 times more than in the Swedish workers involved in the recycling of electronics.

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