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Hi, and welcome to TechLife on the BBC World Service, the program where we explore how

technology is impacting your life. I'm Shona McCallum, and for this week's episode, I've been

in Kenya, meeting some of those finding ways to tackle electronic waste.

Hi, TechLife from Nairobi, Kenya.

We're at a very exciting point right now with the discussion around climate change

and the awareness around waste management.

It is wrong to throw electronic equipment to the environment

because some of these substances are toxic.

So what can we do about electric waste ourselves? We'll speak to the environmental agency in Norway,

a country generating one of the biggest rates of e-waste per person. Also coming up in this episode,

we'll hear about a project to make the internet more accessible

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