
Recycled gold will be used to create gold bars and coins. Credit: The Royal Mint
In a world first, the firm aims to extract gold from laptops, phones, and other e-waste
The Royal Mint is set to develop the world's first recycling facility dedicated to recovering gold from laptops, mobile phones, and other forms of e-waste, the state-owned company has announced. The...
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