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Tag Archives: green electronics
CES: Greenpeace Green Products
Greenpeace released the Greenpeace Green Products Report during CES. Casey Harrell gives a Tech-Out reporter Redmond Carolipio, tips on what the public can do to get manufacturers produce green products.
Wrapping up
As the headline says, we’re shutting it down here as far as the blogging. I’m going to see if Harrell or any of his co-workers are available for some face time. This was educational. If anyone wants to see for … Continue reading
Interesting … no Apple
I’m looking at the list of companies that refused to participate in the report. Among them are Nintendo, Microsoft, and Apple. Someone just asked about Apple not participating and wondering about how the Macbooks would have scored. Problem is, there … Continue reading
Main findings of the report
“Progress is being made. These companies understand what green is. We are moving in the right direction,” Harrell said. A few years ago, when Greenpeace first surveyed companies, a lot of the products they looked at scored poorly. Now, Harrell … Continue reading
CES: Greenpeace press conference (update)
Casey Harrell of Greenpeace is hoping for electronic manufacturers to make more of an effort of be watchful of the environment. I’m looking at pictures of massive e-waste sites in places like Africa, as well as shots of toxic chemicals … Continue reading
CES: Greenpeace press conference
The next edition of Inland Living Magazine is about going green, so Al and I are here at the Greepeace press conference at CES. We’re just waiting for things to get started. The conference is going to focus on the … Continue reading