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Greenpeace activists at HP Headquarters in Bangalore demand the company to lobby for e-waste legislation in India.

Greenpeace activists at Samsung's India corporate office at Nehru Place, New Delhi ask the company to implement free, voluntary take back service in India for all its end-of-life products.

Greenpeace actiivists at Samsung's India corporate office at Nehru Place, New Delhi ask the company to implement free, voluntary take back service in India for all its end-of-life products.

Greenpeace actiivists at Samsung's India corporate office at Nehru Place, New Delhi ask the company to implement free, voluntary take back service in India for all its end-of-life products.

Greenpeace Activists deliver roses to Mr. Ratan Tata on behalf of thousands of people from across the country.

Greenpeace activists stage a protest at the Philips office in Mumbai asking the company to immediately implement free, voluntary e-waste takeback service in India

Greenpeace activists stage a protest at the Philips office in Mumbai asking the company to immediately implement free, voluntary e-waste takeback service in India

India in 2007 generated 380,000 tonnes of e-waste from discarded Computers, Televisions and Mobile Phones

Greenpeace launches a campaign for mandatory fuel efficiency standards by demonstrating the high CO2 emissions of cars in India. CO2 a major greenhouse gas is the biggest contributor to climate change