Greenpeace Ups Apple to 6.7/10
	Recent reports are revealing that Apple is steadily securing a better position within the Greenpeace Guide with the passing of each year. Jumping from 2.5/10 to 6.7/10 in less than two years is quite a feat, but the Cupertino-based corporation still has to shake ... [read more >>]
	31 March 2008, 18:21GMT | (c) 2008 Softpedia

Nintendo and Microsoft, Environmentally “Unfriendly” According to Greenpeace
	Greenpeace has recently released a report showing which major companies deserve the best ratings when it comes to environmentally friendliness. Nintendo managed to be part of a premiere scoring 0 out of 10, which practically means that they'll poll ... [read more >>]
	29 November 2007, 12:01GMT | (c) 2008 Softpedia

Greenpeace Publishes Updated 'Guide to Greener Electronics'
	Greenpeace has released the latest version of their 'Guide to Greener Electronics.' The August 2006 edition of the guide has not changed much beyond the inclusion of televisions and game consoles. Apple has climbed a few spots, but that is mostly because of the introduction of the new companies. Greenpeace’s 'Guide to Greener Electronics' ranks the 18 top manufacturers of personal computers, mobile phones, TVs and g ... [read more >>]
	28 November 2007, 14:35GMT | (c) 2008 Softpedia

Greenpeace Iphone Report Criticized by Chemical Industry
	The Greenpeace report on Apple’s iPhone has come under criticism from the chemical industry. The environmental agency is being accused of being unfair and ignorant for making sensationalist accusations about nothing. The Bromine Science and Environmental Forum is calling Greenpeace out for the report published last week. The report accused Apple of using dangerous chemicals in the making of the iPhone, and was widely publicize ... [read more >>]
	23 October 2007, 07:05GMT | (c) 2008 Softpedia

Apple's iPhone Is Green
	The Greenpeace report on Apple’s iPhone blasted the company for using hazardous materials and has even led to a lawsuit against the company, but by Greanpeace’s own admission, Apple has remained true to its promises and that the device respects environmental laws almost everywhere on the planet. The Greenpeace report on the iPhone called the company out for using toxic brominated compounds which indicate the presence of bromi ... [read more >>]
	16 October 2007, 12:13GMT | (c) 2008 Softpedia

Apple Offers U.S. Schools Free Computer Recycling
	Despite being constantly pestered by Greenpeace for no reason whatsoever, Apple continues to be one of the greenest companies in the computer industry. Now, the Cupertino Company has expanded its recycling program to allow schools to dispose of their old hardware, without the need for a purchase. Apple’s recycling Program offers any customer free recycling of their old computer or monitor, regardless of manufacturer, when any qualifying ... [read more >>]
	20 May 2007, 11:16GMT | (c) 2008 Softpedia

Greenpeace Thinks It Made Apple Greener
	It seems that some organizations simply have no shame. After several reports that singled out Apple as not being 'green' enough, Greenpeace is now patting itself and its fans on the back, practically claiming credit for Apple’s efforts. The Greenpeace reports that made such a big deal on Apple was never more than a PR spin, since the organization never actually bothered to investigate just what companies are doing i ... [read more >>]
	04 May 2007, 07:36GMT | (c) 2008 Softpedia

A Greener Apple
	Apple’s secrecy is so well known that it is no longer just a curiosity but a fact about the company, a fact that everyone that works or buys from Apple is aware of. However, it looks like all things change sooner or later, and Apple is slowly starting to trim the curtain around the edges and let us see a little more of what is happening behind the scenes. In an open letter posted by Steve Jobs on the company’s web site, the CE ... [read more >>]
	03 May 2007, 06:15GMT | (c) 2008 Softpedia

Apple Last on Greenpeace List
	There is no love lost between Apple and Greenpeace, and it is becoming a well known fact. In the latest rankings of major electronics makers for their environmental friendliness, Apple was given the lowest scores. Greenpeace spokeswoman Iza Kruszewska said that Apple failed to stop using several types of harmful chemicals in its manufacturing, and -- unlike many other companies -- has not set any timetable for phasing them out ... [read more >>]
	04 April 2007, 07:32GMT | (c) 2008 Softpedia