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... 5 inches in length, but in the United States alone they generate 65 000 pounds of waste, equating to 130 million cellular phones. Cellular phones are not the only electronic device that is being improved upon: computers, desk phones, televisions and accessories are also earning their place in land fills. ... A Christian perspective will be applied to examine the affects electronic waste imposes on the global community. ... Most of this waste does not end up in North American soil; instead it gets shipped to Asia where it is “recycled.” The waste is disposed of in small farming communities like Guiyu, China. The villagers abandoned their farming lifestyle to breakdown North American electronic waste for higher pay, under poor conditions. ... In Canada and the United States of America electronic waste is not considered “hazardous,” therefore making it perfectly legal to send the waste to industrial countries. ... Awareness of this issue should be raised so companies are forced to follow strict guidelines on where they can dispose of their electronic waste. The people of Guiyu base their livelihood on the jobs which are created by electronic waste. ... ” We are not displaying this, when it concerns out electronic waste.
Approximate Word count = 950
Approximate Pages = 3.8
(250 words per page double spaced)
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