this is a page from a professional lobby in Sacramento, summarizing (spin) the progress in California recycling electronics.[0] notice that it skips quickly in

this is a page from a professional lobby in Sacramento, summarizing (spin) the progress in California recycling electronics.[0] notice that it skips quickly in the description from "the intent" to CED (covered electronic devices). Well, the tonnage stats they point to are exactly because it is big, old livingroom television sets that are being collected as Covered Electronic Devices. Those program numbers skip many details about program implementation. This info page is written by people on salary for decades. test -- walk to any public shopping area in California and look around on the ground and along the paved areas. Notice the amount of consumer electronics you see as ground waste. [0] https://www.cawrecycles.org/californias-existing-e-waste-recycling-laws https://www.cawrecycles.org/californias-existing-e-waste-rec...