Do you know where the recycled mobile phones end up? Except for part of them that have been cleaned and sold after replacement of parts, some of the remaining used mobile phones have been simply and rudely disposed of. The used mobile phones contain lead, cadmium, mercury and other harmful substances. If not handled properly, the toxins will flow into the soil and groundwater, seriously polluting the environment. Some experts have done tests, a mobile phone battery will pollute 60,000 liters of water.
There are some reliable platforms that are at the forefront of environmental protection, such as the exchange second-hand trading platform. They have built a 200,000-square-meter environmental protection terminal processing base in Yibin City, Sichuan Province, with 40 professional supporting purification testing lines and pollution-free treatment. Factory workshop. Up to now, the exchange platform has recycled 70 million old mobile phones in an environmentally friendly manner, which is equivalent to adding 1 million hectares of green area to the earth.