APPLE, SEAGATE AND SONY ERICSSON GO CHLORINE FREE
Companies are making computers without toxins.
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Companies are making computers without toxins.
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A report from the Environmental Working Group.
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TrickleSaver lowers electricity bill, saves the planet.
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New LED lightbulb launches in Japan.
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Vreebit.com is a new social networking site that attempts to combine aspects of Facebook, LinkedIn, and other sites. Besides the usual photo sharing and job seeking, Vreebit members can conduct polls and create petitions directed to legislative and business leaders.
SafariToolbars.com lets Mac users have access to Google news, calendars, documents, language translations, stock prices, etc. [...]
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According to a recent study by the American Council for an Energy Efficient Economy, there would have been 184 more electric power plants in the U.S. today if the country hadn’t adopted semiconductor-based technologies starting in the mid 1970s.
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Buuuz.com is a news and information sharing service with a really pleasant interface.
PolicyNewslinks.com is a site aimed at reporters and editors.
GreenByDesign.com has environmentally friendly stuff for sale.
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This company makes a wind-powered recharger that works with many cell phones, digital cameras, PDAs, older iPods and other 5-volt rechargeable devices.
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In its latest ranking of environmentally conscious and careful companies, Greenpeace selected Lenovo, the Chinese company that bought IBM’s personal computer division in 2005, for its top spot. Apple was picked as the worst environmentally responsible company for the second year in a row.
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