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Much of the industry is hooked on the idea that we’ll keep upgrading. The best thing for us and for the environment is to hold onto gadgets longer. In the United States, we’re poised to soon get laws that give consumers the right to repair products. https://t.co/2vC5XTyFpi — PolitiTweet.org

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Gadgets don’t consume as much energy as planes and cars, but the damage they cause comes from manufacturing and disposing them. According to Apple, of all the carbon emissions its products add to the earth, 70 percent comes just from manufacturing. https://t.co/2vC5XTyFpi — PolitiTweet.org

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Yet some activists argue we can’t leave it up to tech companies to make decisions that are critical for the planet. Instead, we need to shift our relationship with tech and push back against the annual cycle of product updates. https://t.co/2vC5XTyFpi — PolitiTweet.org

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