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The Q-dra project is launching a campaign to collect electronic waste, such as old computers and televisions in San José, Costa Rica writes Bloqueverde [es].
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i am an environmenta science student of the university of Buea.at my third year i have to present a rsearch proposal.i wish to work on e-waste and its effect in Cameroon. i need your help now.