Survey Says Electronic Gadgets Should Be Greener
While the latest electronic gadgets may improve your life, they could do more to improve the environment. A Greenpeace survey released at CES 2009 contends that today’s greenest consumer electronic products have a smaller environmental footprint than those sold a year ago, but the industry as a whole still has plenty of room for improvement....
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