Ecco di seguito la classifica redatta da Greenpeace, relativa alle aziende più o meno attente alle tematiche ambientali.

E’ la Nintendo a portare la maglia nera, con un punteggio di 0/10 in quanto, secondo l’indagine condotta da Greenpeace, l’azienda non farebbe nulla per rendere i suoi prodotti eco compatibili.
In testa alla classifica troviamo Sony Ericsson e Samsung con un punteggio di 7.7, grazie alla loro particolare attenzione all’ambiente.
La classifica completa:

-7.7 Sony Ericsson – New leader due to improved takeback reporting, new models PVC free, but falls down on takeback practice.

-7.7 Samsung – Big improvements, with more products free of the worst toxic chemicals. Loses points for incomplete takeback practice.

-7.3 Sony – More products free of toxic PVC and improved reporting on recycling and takeback especially in the US.

-7.3Dell – Unchanged since the last version, still no products on the market without the worst chemicals.

-7.3 Lenovo – Unchanged since the last version, still no products on the market without the worst chemicals.

-7 Toshiba – Much improved on toxic chemicals but still lobbies in the US for regressive takeback policies.

-7 LGE – Unchanged since the last version, need better takeback for products other than phones.

-7 Fujitsu-Siemens – Unchanged since the last version, needs toxic elimination timelines, better takeback coverage and reporting of amounts recycled.
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- 6.7 Nokia- A steep fall! Strong on toxic chemicals but penalty point deducted for deficiencies in takeback practice in Thailand, Russia and Argentina during our testsing.

-6.7 HP – Finally provided timelines for eliminating worst toxic chemicals, though not for all products; needs to improve takeback coverage.

-6 Apple – Slightly improved with new iMacs and some iPods reducing the use of toxic chemicals, takeback programme still needs more work. More

-5.7 Acer – Unchanged since the last version, needs better takeback coverage and reporting of amounts recycled.

-5 Panasonic – Unchanged since the last version, need better takeback coverage and reporting of amounts recycled.

-5 Motorola – Big faller due to penalty point for poor takeback practice in Philippines, Thailand and India revealed by our testing. Still no timelines for eliminating the most harmful chemicals.

-4.7 Sharp – New to the guide – some plus points on toxic chemicals elimination but poor takeback policy and practice.

-2.7 Microsoft – New to the guide – long timeline for toxic chemicals elimination (2011) and poor takeback policy and practice.

-2 Philips – New to the guide – no timeline for toxic chemicals elimination and zero points on e-waste policy and practice.

-0 Nintendo – New to the guide – first global brand to score zero across all criteria!

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