Living Green - Episode 108 - Recycle Mobile Phones

The video explains the process of recycling old mobile phones using a free post recycling bag. Some models offer cash back incentives, which can be kept or donated to charity. Usable phones are sent to third world countries, while others are recycled. This benefits both the public and mobile companies by increasing phone usage.

What is the initial step for consumers to recycle their old mobile phones?

• Return it via a free post recycling bag

• Drop it off at a local store

• Send it directly to a recycling center

• Exchange it for a new model

What can consumers do with the cash back incentive from recycling certain mobile models?

• Use it to buy a new phone

• Invest it in stocks

• Keep it or donate it to charity

• Exchange it for store credit

What happens to old phones that are still usable?

• They are sent to third world countries

• They are sold in local markets

• They are dismantled for parts

• They are stored for future use

What is done with phones that cannot be reused?

• They are kept in storage

• They are donated to schools

• They are sent for breaking up or granulation

• They are refurbished

Who benefits from the mobile recycling process?

• Both the public and mobile network companies

• Only the consumers

• Only third world countries

• Only the mobile network companies