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Reply #9: No, there isn't. The toxic by-products of solar are completely and economically recyclable [View All]

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kristopher

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Sun Oct-23-11 07:01 PM
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9. No, there isn't. The toxic by-products of solar are completely and economically recyclable

Edited on Sun Oct-23-11 07:02 PM by kristopher

When I say "economically" I mean the recycling process is more cost effective than using fresh raw materials. And please don't point to the village in China where a polluter was doing unauthorized dumping. It is not representative of any sort of widespread problem with waste and the solar industry.

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