Japan Recycled 6.21 Million Phones for Tokyo Olympic Medals
Used phones and electronic devices donated from 2017 to 2019 made 5,000 medals
Japan collected 6.21 million used mobile phones and 79,000 tons of electronic devices between 2017 and 2019 to recycle metals for producing 5,000 medals for the Tokyo Olympic and Paralympic Games. The materials were donated by people across Japan and processed by recyclers to extract metals for the medals.
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Japan collected 6.21 million used mobile phones and 79,000 tons of electronic devices between 2017 and 2019. These materials were recycled to produce 5,000 medals for the Tokyo Olympic and Paralympic Games.
The initiative involved people across Japan donating their old phones and electronic waste over a two-year period. Recyclers processed these items to extract metals used in crafting the Olympic medals. This effort highlighted Japan's commitment to sustainability and resource reuse during the international sporting event.
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- Who contributed to the phone and electronic device collection?
- People across Japan donated their old phones and electronic waste.
- What was the main environmental goal of this initiative?
- The project aimed to highlight sustainability and promote resource reuse.
- Was this effort limited only to mobile phones?
- No, it included both used mobile phones and other electronic devices.
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