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Stephen Ryan

Stephen Ryan

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Co-Editor, BBC World Service

Aroumd, Ireland

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Health , Technology , Education , Social Media , Entertainment

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Retail products

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Total articles 13

  • No Smoking Day: Supporting Smokers in Derry and beyond - View from the Foyle

    By Stephen Ryan Verified, Vapor LinQ| Derry Journal Verified Watch more of our videos on ShotsTV.com and on Freeview 262 or Freely 565Visit Shots! nowWith No Smoking Day on Wednesday March 12, thousands across Britain and Ireland will take a vital step toward a healthier, smoke-free future. Here in Derry, VaporLinQ is proud to support them. At VaporLinQ, we have two main priorities: helping adult smokers quit and investing in local jobs.

    By Stephen Ryan Verified, Vapor LinQ · Derry Journal

    Mar. 06, 2025

  • Resources in your old laptop could make cash for "urban miners"

    By Ivana Davidovic Verified, Stephen Ryan Verified| APM Marketplace Verified Email address * The volumes of electronic waste in the world are staggering, amounting to many millions of tons. So what do you with your old laptop or cellphone when you’re done with it? Do you put it in a box in the attic or maybe in the trash? There’s still value in the hardware if you know where to look, and crucially, how to get it out. That’s where “urban mining” — extracting wealth from electronic waste — comes in.

    By Ivana Davidovic Verified, Stephen Ryan Verified · APM Marketplace

    May. 30, 2022

  • Electronic waste from your old laptop could make cash for “urban miners”

    By Ivana Davidovic Verified, Stephen Ryan Verified| APM Marketplace Verified Email address * The volumes of electronic waste in the world are staggering, amounting to many millions of tons. So what do you do with your old laptop or cellphone when you’re done with it? Do you put it in a box in the attic, in the trash, or maybe consider recycling? There’s still value in the hardware if you know where to look, and crucially, how to get it out.

    By Ivana Davidovic Verified, Stephen Ryan Verified · APM Marketplace

    May. 30, 2022

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BBC World Service