TechnologyESource
The burning of electronic cable by recyclers in Ghana’s capital Accra accounts for 15% of Europe’s dioxin releases.Royal College of Art student Hal Watts has developed a sustainable recycling system called Esource, which uses a bicycle-powered cable shredder and sorter to tackle the harmful consequences of this process while boosting revenue for…
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