Cell Phone to Sunflower
Jul. 19, 2006

Cell phones, tiny as they are, are full of nasty toxic substances that will be around long after we aren''t making any phone calls anymore.

Millions of cell phones and plastic cell phone covers get thrown in the trash each year. What becomes of these dead ringers? Unless they are recycled, they pile up in garbage dumps where they will sit unchanged for thousands of years.

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