Electronics firms praised over toxins, slammed over green energy

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Latest Greenpeace report claims IT companies failing to adopt meaningful emissions targets

IT and electronics firms may have made significant strides to remove hazardous substances from their products and improve energy efficiency, according to the latest Greenpeace Guide to Greener Electronics...

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