Garibaldi Giacomo Martínez María Fernanda Cesaro Valeria Velasco Francisco.

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Garibaldi Giacomo Martínez María Fernanda Cesaro Valeria Velasco Francisco

WEEE means “Waste Electric and Electronic Equipment. It too contaminates our environment. The E-Waste is in all the electronic things. E-Waste is a type of garbage, but an electronic one.

Broke Down CPUs Reheat Electronics Broken Keyboards Broke Down Headphones E-Waste Broken U.S.Bs Broke Down Mouses

Contamination of our environment. Sick people. Dead animals. May cause “cancer”. Dead plants. More contamination.

E-Waste can be “recycled”. The “E-Waste” too affect the plants. May cause some “natural disasters”. Here in Peru, “E-Waste” was recycled long time ago. Then, the technology increased. And the goverment didn´t haved the necessary money to recycle “E-Waste”.

Moore's Law states that every 18 months, doubling the number of transistors on an integrated circuit. This is an empirical law made by the co- founder of Intel, Gordon E. Moore. On April 19, 1965, compliance with which it has been found to date.

Internet resources: residuos-electronicos/ BiBliography: Somos Magazine El Comercio Newspaper Videos: