How Cell phones play a role with surrounding

However, the high numbers of users are also subject to changing trends for a number of reasons, including improved features and accessories. This means that upgrades are a regular occurrence, with each device being used for an approximately 15-24 months. This means that there is a lot of Mobile phone waste. Many people are not aware of the potential loss and damage to the environment that incorrect disposal of cell phones (cellular) can cause. Firstly, Since the increase in Cell phones (cellular) eventually network towers are made. These are not simple freestanding towers but a balloon of invisible electromagnetic field with radiations that continue to threaten life around them, specifically of the birds. Incorrect disposal does not mean throwing any cell phone away, Normally, which is the typical fate assigned to an unwanted device. However, components inside  it have a terrible impact on the environment and so need special disposal. All cell phones (cellular) contain persistent metals which do not degrade in the environment. They also contain bioaccumulative metals like properly lead, beryllium, and cadmium which become toxic over a period of time. Cadmium which is present in a cell phone (cellular) is significant enough to cause damage in small doses. It is the seventh most harmful known chemical element, and is capable of causing cancer. Cell phones also contain lead, which causes liver damage in adults and neurological development and mental problems in children when entered into the bloodstream. Not mention, substances such as nickel provide further cause for concern. If not disposed properly, the metals from the cell phone (cellular) can leak into the environment through corrosion and  cause problems in the environment. If thrown away, it will go to a landfill, where it will remain as it is for a long time. As many elements do not decompose, the level of harmful toxins increases and so contributes the potential damage. Lithium can oxidize with water exposure, and so can potentially begin underground fires when present in large quantities. Any of the hazardous or poisonous substances from these Phones could contaminate local water supplies and underground  soil. If any of these is affected, then the toxins enter the food chain with terrible results. In effect, incorrect disposal of the cell phone (cellular) can create a form of poisoning in manner. The immediate effects include health problems such as genetic or reproductive defect and detrimental effects upon the nervous system and delayed general development. The long term effect is global warming and pollution. When waste which cannot be broken down properly, such as that in a cell phone (cellular) is decomposing, it creates methane gas. Methane gas is more damaging than CO2 and  has a major impact on global warming. Not many users realize that all this can be caused by disposing it in a wrong manner. The best way to fight cell phone (cellular) damage to the environment is to recycle it by returning it to a shop. Some shops will ensure that the product is sent to developing countries for reuse. Others will try to reclaim  the metal parts to prevent them going into a landfill. Even some try to shadow their bad things. But Some cell phone companies even make a charity donation for every recycled device to encourage the practice. The other possibility is that they will ensure the product, system and material is sent for proper disposal. This includes disposal of hazardous substances. Whichever option is taken, the positive side effect is that less hazardous waste goes into the environment. Now that you know the facts, make sure that you dispose of your cell phone (cellular) properly and remain environmentally sound with this one simple gesture.  Protect our Environment,  Maintain The Ecosystem.