June 28, 2007

Greener Electronics Celebrated

by Joel Horowitz in Electronics & Gadgets, Retail, Global Community, Advertising & Branding

Greenpeace has released their 4th Annual Guide to Greener Electronics. Companies are judged on criteria ranging from having a responsible labor-guideline, to improving energy-usage, removing toxic chemicals from production and effective e-waste recycling programs. While nobody has yet achieved a score of 10, Nokia is closest…making 8/10.
4th-ranking-meter.jpg
E-waste is huge environmental concern. And with every hot, new product-release like tomorrow’s iPhone, countless old phones will be thrown into the trash: containing lithium, cadmium, chromium and mercury. Instead of committing a big environmental no-no, you can either find out if the company that makes your phone offers a recycling service, or you can donate it here.

More at Greenpeace
Thanks NewConsumer!

Article Link | Share/Save | RSS | Twitter | Email News |

Leave a Comment

We're open to critical discussion but not abuse or spam. Note that your IP address will be published alongside your comment.

About PSFK

    PSFK is a global trends and innovation company that helps its readers, guests and clients make things better. PSFK publishes websites and reports; hosts conferences and events; and provides advice and consultancy. Contact us.

Sponsored by Anomaly

Advertise On PSFK

Hosting Provider

Accessibility

Sponsored Links