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"Can we one day stop mining the Earth altogether?"

Apple has set itself an ambitious goal to get away from the business of digging up all the metals and minerals needed to make its dominant electronics products.

Apple wants to eventually build these without resorting to mined products for their parts

Apple wants to eventually build these without resorting to mined products for their parts

This plan is laid out in its 2017 environmental report, where the company said it wants to stop supporting mining and get all it needs to make iPhones and their kin from recycling.  “We believe our goal...

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