Inside the ‘mega-shredder’ facility that chews up old electronics

Cult of Mac
By Lewis WallaceOct 6, 2014, 8:00 am700 pts
ROSEVILLE, California – This is where your electronics go to die. In a nondescript, 200,000-square-foot warehouse 20 miles northeast of Sacramento, box after box of discarded electronics and parts sit at Sims Recycling Solutions, awaiting their date with the “mega-shredder”… Read more ›

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