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Old cell phones account for nearly 65,000 tons of toxic waste each year, contributing significantly to environmental degradation. With roughly 2.5 million cell phones and batteries dumped into landfills around the world every week, Globe Telecom and the Bulacan local government have decided to expand their joint Green Line anti-pollution project to help address the problem.

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Bulacan Governor Wilhelmino Sy-Alvarado welcomes the student-delegates to the first-ever Youth Summit (above) which was sponsored by Globe Telecom in partnership with the provincial government of Bulacan.

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Old cell phones account for nearly 65,000 tons of toxic waste each year, contributing significantly to environmental degradation.

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Old cell phones account for nearly 65,000 tons of toxic waste each year, contributing significantly to environmental degradation. With roughly 2.5 million cell phones and batteries dumped into landfills around the world every week, Globe Telecom and the Bulacan local government have decided to expand their joint Green Line anti-pollution project to help address the problem.

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Bulacan Governor Wilhelmino Sy-Alvarado welcomes the student-delegates to the first-ever Youth Summit (above) which was sponsored by Globe Telecom in partnership with the provincial government of Bulacan.

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Old cell phones account for nearly 65,000 tons of toxic waste each year, contributing significantly to environmental degradation.

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