What type of sustainable use is using heavy metals from old cell phones? A. remediation B. reducing use C. recycling D. reclamation

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asked May 16, 2023 134k views

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What type of sustainable use is using heavy metals from old cell phones?

A.
remediation

B.
reducing use

C.
recycling

D.
reclamation

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I believe it’s C. Recycling

Atkayla answered May 21, 2023

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