A district has 60 broken monitors, old batteries and dead PCs to get rid of. What is the correct way to dispose of them?
Un district doit se débarrasser de 60 écrans cassés, de vieilles batteries et de PC hors d'usage. Quelle est la bonne façon de les éliminer ?
Answers
APut them in the ordinary rubbish collection with the office wasteLes mettre dans la collecte ordinaire avec les déchets de bureau
BBurn them behind the office to reduce their volumeLes brûler derrière le bureau pour réduire leur volume
CHand them to an approved e-waste recyclerLes confier à un recycleur agréé de déchets électroniques
DBury them on the district office groundsLes enterrer dans l'enceinte du bureau de district
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