A new partnership between The Royal Mint and Recycling Lives Services is recovering gold and other precious metals from electronic waste (e-waste) in the UK. This initiative also helps rehabilitate prisoners through supervised work programmes. As businesses focus on keeping valuable materials in circulation instead of sending them to landfill, this collaboration in South Wales...
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