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E-waste in Hong Kong
19 years ago
http://www.greenpeace.org/electronics
Computers. Mobile Phones. Many of the electronic gadgets we throw away end up being picked apart by hand in China, often by children, contaminating the environment with heavy metals and other poisons.
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