Nature.is articles: Símar

Símar It is possible to dispose of disfunctional telephones and chargers at recycling centers. Telephones and mobile phones can also be delivered to the shops of Síminn (The Icelandic Telephone and Internet Company) and to some other businesses* which disassemble the phones and deliver parts and covers to the correct disposal facilities, or repair the phones and give them to charity or resell them at a low price.

*Símabær and Græn framtið ehf.

Information from Nature's Recycle Map App that will be awailable shortly. Grafík: Guðrún A. Tryggvadóttir.

Birt:

Nov. 30, 2012

Höfundur:

Guðrún Arndís Tryggvadóttir

Uppruni:

Náttúran.is

Tilvitnun:

Guðrún Arndís Tryggvadóttir „Símar“, Náttúran.is: Nov. 30, 2012 URL: http://natturan.is/d/2012/11/30/simar/ [Skoðað:Oct. 3, 2023]

Efni má nota eða vitna í samkvæmt almennum venjum sé heimilda getið með slóð eða fullri tilvitnun hér að ofan.

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