Could the world's greenest phone provide a template for others to follow?

Michael Holder
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The Fairphone Five uses more recycled materials and renewable energy in its supply chain | Credit: Fairphone
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The Fairphone Five uses more recycled materials and renewable energy in its supply chain | Credit: Fairphone

Dutch social enterprise hails increased use of recycled plastics, metals, and battery materials in 'climate conscious' Fairphone Five

Fairphone has officially launched the fifth version of its mobile phone, today touting the new device as its most sustainable to date thanks to the increased use of recycled materials and its offer of...

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