O2 e-waste scheme passes three million phone milestone
Mobile network says it has stopped 450 tonnes of e-waste going to landfill
O2 Recycle, the e-waste recycling scheme launched 10 years ago by the UK-based telecoms firm, has received over three million phones and saved 450 tonnes from going to landfill, O2 announced yesterday....
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