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)

It must be the time of year for lists of green tech companies. No sooner does Greenpeace publish its Guide to Greener Electronics, than WWF publishes a report on Low Carbon Leadership in t......PVC and BFR, and how well they are doing on recycling and reducing waste. The leaders are Nokia and Sony Ericsson, Microsoft and Nintendo come bottom, and Apple is, well, just very average.   While other make... (Read Full Article)

Comment Mentions:   Apple   Greenpeace   Nokia

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

Explore environmentalleader.com (Oct 27 2010)

...ducts, Toshiba and Microsoft failed to act on past promises, according to the latest update of the Greenpeace Guide to Greener Electronics. Nokia, Sony Ericsson and Philips held on to their No. 1, 2 and 3 rankings, respectively, for producing products free of ... (Read Full Article)

Comment Mentions:   Greenpeace   Nokia   Toshiba

Greenpeace Scales Dell Headquarters, Releases Greener Electronics Guide

Explore environmentalleader.com (May 27 2010)

After releasing its latest Guide to Greener Electronics rankings, Greenpeace launched a campaign against computer giant Dell for backtracking on its public commitment to elimin......trating the technical feasibility and a supply chain of alternatives to these hazardous substances. Sony Ericsson, Nokia and Acer also are by making PVC and BFR free products available, according to the report. Th... (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)

...rdants (BFRs) and polyvinyl chloride (PVC) “from the wall to the mouse.  Overall, HP trailed Apple, Sony Ericsson and Nokia in Greenpeace’s “Guide to Green Electronics.”  Samsung got “Worst in Show” because only its latest models of mobi... (Read Full Article)

Comment Mentions:   Apple   Greenpeace   Doug Mohney