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Is “built to last” hardware actually worse for the planet than something you can easily recycle?
As 2026 brings tighter e-waste regulations and growing consumer demand for circular economies, the trade-off between durability and recyclability is more urgent than ever. Cast your vote and share your take on which design philosophy truly benefits the planet.
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