Greenpeace continues to keep tabs on the world of consumer electronics with the publication of the latest version of its 'guide to greener electronics' scale. Nokia has not conceded its position as the greenest-rated company, while Nintendo has failed to progress from its zero score. The reason given for Nokia's outstanding score is its commitment to recycling, energy efficiency and policy on toxic chemicals, whilst Nintendo fails on e-waste, C02 emissions and lack of clear targets. Apple has jumped marginally towards the greener end of the scale after removing PVC and BFRs from its iPods
For more information on how the companies currently line up, visit the Greenpeace site.
