25 million electronic items produced
Kildare people are being urged to do a clear-out of their homes this weekend, to tackle the mountain of electronic waste in
A UN report says Irish people generated 25 million items of electronic waste last year, with toys, vapes, cables, remote controls, and USB sticks the worst culprits.
11 million kilos of e-waste are lying in landfill sites, homes and sheds around the country.

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