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The mass production of smartphones in mega factories, of course, also greatly contributes to climate change with 85%-95% of a smartphone’s overall carbon footprint produced during the production process. The batteries, integrated circuits, speakers, and screens used to manufacture smartphones — along with every other single component that goes into their manufacture — are themselves mass-produced, creating carbon footprints, heat emissions, and environmental pollution of their own. Read more on this here https://www.brightvibes.com/this-smartphone-company-aims-for-the-right-to-repair-if-you-cant-open-it-you-cant-own-it/
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Smart phones are a part of our daily lives and as such should be made most conducive for our environment. Fairphone are doing a great job 👏🏽
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Dear zelda ninga Thank you for getting your climate love to level 2! We have reached out to Fairphone and requested a response. I will keep you updated on any progress! /Muhammad We Don't Have Time
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Repairable electronics are better for the environment and consumers' wallets because of this fact alone. The growth of the movement to over 40 organizations in Europe is inspiring, and I look forward to seeing them spread to Africa. Congrats to Fairphone!
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@timothy_ndegwa Great work they are doing. I hope their impact will continue growing and transform all parts of the world with their admirable solution.
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That is a very true slogan. All electronics should be built to be easy to repair