Who's the leader of the pack? The power of green awards. By Peter Judge

Explore Views and Opinions on Green IT (Nov 1 2010)

...en’t going to be battling over whose list is best, which is a relief.   In the consumer space, Greenpeace is checking how quickly manufacturers are phasing out potentially harmful chemicals like PVC and BFR, and how well they are doing on recycling and reducing waste. The leaders are Nokia and Son... (Read Full Article)

Comment Mentions:   Apple   Greenpeace   Nokia

HP, Samsung, Lenovo Rise in ‘Green’ Electronics Ranking, Apple Falls

Explore environmentalleader.com (Oct 27 2010)

...in the environment, and long-term exposure can lead to impaired learning and memory functions, says Greenpeace. PVC plastic is used in some electronics products and for insulation on wires and cables, which release ... (Read Full Article)

Comment Mentions:   Greenpeace   Nokia   Toshiba

Greenpeace Scales Dell Headquarters, Releases Greener Electronics Guide

Explore environmentalleader.com (May 27 2010)

...ir public commitments to eliminate toxic substances from their products in the most recent ranking. Greenpeace reports that Apple’s and most of HP’s new computer lines are free of PVC and BFRs, demonstrating the technical feasibility and a supply chain of alternatives to these hazar... (Read Full Article)

Comment Mentions:   Apple   Greenpeace   Nokia

Greenpeace’s polite call for cleaner/greener electronics - by Doug Mohney

Explore Views and Opinions on Green IT (Jan 27 2010)

...inyl plastic and BFRs by the end of 2009.  These companies have pushed phase out to 2011 and later. Greenpeace wants companies to “actively support” bans on PVC, BFRs and chlorinated flame retardants (CFRs) during an upcoming revision of European legislation r... (Read Full Article)

Comment Mentions:   Apple   Greenpeace   Doug Mohney