Greenpeace Praises Apple
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Updated Green Electronics Guide gives Apple better marks for its promise to clean up its gear.
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Apple will brook no criticism of its offerings on its new product review page--but praise and pan other makers' stuff all you like.
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Steve Jobs, Bono and the Edge joined together Tuesday to usher in what Apple&#39;s CEO and the two members of U2 called a new era of digital music.
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Apple Inc.'s  iPhone won  a strong endorsement from a key technology reviewer on Tuesday  when the Wall Street Journal's Walter Mossberg called it a  beautiful, breakthrough device.
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A chemical industry group has lashed out against Greenpeace, condemning the environmental lobby group for making unfair criticism of Apple's iPhone's green credentials.
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Green credentials are hailed as the car industry motors into Geneva for its annual jamboree.
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Investors, corporations are warming to the idea that there's money in being green.
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Bad news for environmentally conscious people who want an iPhone: Apple Inc. is near the bottom of a new list that rates companies based on their efforts to stop climate change.
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Apple Computer gets the water-cooler treatment as investors chime in.
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IT can help the U.S. go green, technology CEOs said at a conference in Washington.
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And the bromine business fights back Eco-oriented non-governmental organisation Greenpeace has tacitly admitted it's been focusing its criticism of the mobile phone industry on Apple's iPhone because it gets more headlines.â¦
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Legal experts give the Silicon Valley giant a thumbs-up for swiftly moving to clean up the mess, but say it must do more.
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Irish President Mary McAleese has praised the "truly remarkable" response from Irish people to the appeal for victims of the tidal earthquake in South East Asia.
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By Minderjeet Kaur; Heidi Foo;   Mazlinda Mahmood; Sean Augustin; David  CALLING Wong Ee Lynn a "tree hugger" is an understatement. And she sees it as a compliment.   For her, preserving the environment is more than cutting down fewer trees or recycling garbage.
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October 4 - Greenpeace has been summoned to appear in the Cherbourg Court tomorrow, where it will face a request by Areva, through its subsidiary Cogema, and British Nuclear Fuels Ltd (BNFL), for an injunction ...
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The Bromine Science and Environmental Forum says the environmental group unfairly denounced the iPhone's green credentials.
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A group of technology companies is offering to share some of its patents to encourage the development of environmentally friendly technologies.IBM, Nokia, Sony, and bulk-mailing equipment manufacturer Pitney-Bowes have together donated patents to the Eco-patent Commons, an organization set up to share the patents for technology with environmental benefits.Any organization willing to donate a patent for environmentally friendly technology to the commons can join the group. The patents are made available for use by members and nonmembers alike.So far, patents pledged to the commons cover fields such as waste water treatment, air purification, cell-phone recycling and reducing printer ink consumption. IBM has pledged 27 patents, Pitney Bowes two, and Nokia and Sony one each.The Eco-patent Commons will be administered by the World Business Council for Sustainable Development, a group which brings together CEOs in industries such as cement, electrical utilities, timber, mining and transport.The group wants businesses to donate patents for technologies that have a positive environmental impact, but that are not related to their core business.It hopes that access to patents in the Commons will enable businesses facing environmental challenges that have already been solved by others to develop cleaner, less energy-intensive products as a result.The move is inspired by the success of the free and open-source software sector, where the sharing information has resulted in the creation of many new products, the group said.Together, the companies apply for thousands of patents each year. IBM in particular regularly tops the league tables for&#160;most filings with the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office.