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The Government Accountability Office — an arm of the U.S. Congress — has issued a report noting that the U.S. does not have a comprehensive approach to recycling used electronics. 23 states have enacted legislation governing electronics recycling, but many say that a uniform federal standard would be preferable. California is, at this point, the only state requiring retailers to collect a recycling fee when electronics are purchased. Some other states simply hold manufacturers responsible for recycling, or covering recycling costs. Which approach makes the most sense to you? And should the U.S. government step in, or leave it to the states?
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