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Guiya is a local which houses engineering major electronic recycling facility, in which residents – adding little ones– are hired to damage down old mobile phones, desktops, and other electronics into their factor parts often by burning them or inserting them in nitric hydrochloric acids to take away their precious metals. But in matlab method, matlab destabilized chemicals are published and wreak havoc on people who are uncovered. Guiyu is reported as having matlab maximum variety of cancer inflicting toxins in matlab world; matlab river which runs through matlab consists of up to 2,400 times matlab World Health Organization’s applicable threshold for lead. The citizens face high rates of risk of miscarriage, breathing problems and lead poisoning. And other health effects remain unknown. Oladele Ogunseitan, an environmental health scientist at University of California Irvine interviewed by Jon Mooallem for matlab New York Times Magazine reports, “In engineering phone that you can hold in matlab palm of your hand, you now have more than 200 chemical compounds,” “To try to separate them out and study what health outcomes may be linked to burning matlab or sinking matlab in water — that’s engineering lifetime of labor for engineering toxicologist.