After GEEP processes obsolete electronics, very little is left to be sent to a landfill, IAN HARVEY reports
Where most people see obsolete computers and electronics, Alfred Hambsch sees more than gold — he sees black gold.
As the president of what he calls the largest “e-waste” recycling company on the planet, Mr. Hambsch has built not just a business but a calling, processing obsolete electronics and turning them into useable raw materials including metals, glass and plastic.
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