HP enlists WWF for green push

James S Murray
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Computer maker HP has worked with charity the World Wildlife Fund on an energy reduction plan

HP has become the latest vendor to attempt to improve its green credentials with the announcement this week that it is to team up with the US arm of the World Wildlife Fund (WWF) as part of a major five-point...

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