Apple has ended support for a leading, government-backed green standard … and some are seeing red. Apple on Monday voluntarily pulled its 39 products off of the EPEAT standard, a leading standard that ...
Apple is reportedly removing 39 of its products from a government-issued list of environmentally friendly tech products, a move that has prompted the City of San Francisco to ax all spending on ...
After establishing itself as an environmental leader among consumer electronics companies, Apple’s (AAPL) abrupt withdrawal from a prominent “green” product registry has set off a furor in the ...
Bob Mansfield, senior vice president of hardware engineering at Apple, announced Apple’s decision to re-register its products in an open letter on the company’s web site. He said that ...
The Global Electronics Council (GEC), a non-profit organization, evaluates electrical appliances with the eco-label 'EPEAT' for the environment. The International Imaging Technology Council (IITC), an ...
Apple has pulled its products from the EPEAT ‘green’ product registry, telling the organization that its new design direction was not compatibly with EPEAT standards. Apple has pulled its products ...
First Solar received the EPEAT Climate+ designation for its Series 6 Plus and Series 7 TR1, the world's first PV solar modules to do so. First Solar Inc. has received the EPEAT Climate+ designation ...
Last year, Walmart announced that it was developing a Sustainability Index for every product on its shelves. At the same time, the retailer revealed that it was providing seed funding to the ...
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