The new iPhone is set to hit Australian shelves (20 Sep) and despite being a minor upgrade on the previous model, it could see millions of phones being purchased rather quickly. But what happens to old phones once they are replaced? Environmental scientists are calling for consumers to curb the frequency they replace electronic devices in a bid to improve people's health.
The new iPhone is set to hit Australian shelves (20 Sep) and despite being a minor upgrade on the previous model, it could see millions of phones being purchased rather quickly. But what happens to old phones once they are replaced? Environmental scientists are calling for consumers to curb the frequency they replace electronic devices in a bid to improve people's health.
