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Due to rapid advancement in technology, we all upgrade to new equipments getting rid of the old ones. Computers and related accessories are the largest contributors to environmental waste. A study called “Electronics Recycling and E-Waste Issues”...
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Grisel Jimenez of ABC Charters works at her desk Monday, June 30, 2008 in Miami. Dozens of Florida-based travel agencies filed suit against the state in an effort to block a new law that would make it harder for them to book trips to Cuba.
