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Roughly 5 3 billion mobile phones will become e-waste this year

Experts expect roughly 5.3 billion mobile phones to drop out of service in 2022. Stacked flat atop each other (assuming each device is around 9mm thick), the.

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Antiquated Verizon Payphones in Lavallette, New Jersey

There are two Verizon payphones sitting on the corner of Grand Central and New Brunswick ave in Lavallette New Jersey

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Yet again, newsrooms aren t showing up to the industry s largest diversity survey

Meredith Clark, who has led the News Leaders Association s diversity survey in recent years, has resigned from the project. "You don t get to transparency about diversity by relying on people s goodwill."

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Germany proposes that smartphone manufacturers must provide software updates for 7 years

Germany proposes that smartphone manufacturers must provide software updates for 7 years
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Hobbyist Metal Detectorists Find Hoard of 3000-year-old Axes in Farmer s Field in Norway

Hidden or sacrificed? Archaeologists call this kind of find a hoard, when they uncover objects that have been hidden away or buried in the ground. It is still too early to say why the axes and other objects were buried 3000 years ago. There may have been religious reasons linked to a sacrifice, or they might have been cached temporarily, with the intention of recasting the metal later. This was a known practice in the Late Iron Age, says Henriksen. The whole hoard of 24 axe heads and 6 other Bronze Age articles (Credit: ) Stjørdal municipality is one of the areas in central Norway that has a concentration of ancient rock art and rock carvings. Solheim has wished for a museum to showcase the rock art of the area.

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