Mobile phones per 1000 people

Mobile phones per 1000 people (map/graphic/illustration)
Mobile phones per 1000 people. The Basel Convention has before it an amendment which would ban the export of hazardous waste for disposal to developing countries. Some countries (for example those in the European Union) have already implemented this proposed amendment. In addition countries like China have banned the importation of e-waste, although significant volumes are still entering the country illegally.
Sources World B ank, 2002
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Philippe Rekacewicz, UNEP/GRID-Arendal
Appears in Vital Waste Graphics
Published 2004
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