Greenpeace just released the 14th edition of the Guide to Greener Electronics . The guide looks at the 18 top manufacturers of personal computers, mobile phones, TV's and games consoles and ranks them according to their policies on...

This morning, Greenpeace activists were hanging out in front of Dell's global headquarters with a banner for the computer company founder and CEO: "Michael, What the Dell? Design out Toxics!" You can support them by writing to...

The announcement of Apple's new iPad, made today by Apple CEO Steve Jobs at an event right here in San Francisco, included a report on the tablet device's environmental stats: Happily, the iPad will be free of PVCs, BFRs, arsenic and...

Here's a note from Renee, who works in San Francisco as a toxics campaigner trying to encourage electronics companies to go green: Greenpeace activists have shown up at Dell headquarters in Amsterdam, Copenhagen, Bangalore, and ...

On Tuesday, Greenpeace held a protest at computer giant Dell's Round Rock, Texas headquarters over the company's backtracking on its public commitment to eliminate key toxic chemicals in its products by 2009. Our decision to directly...

"I have always believed that IT is the engine of an efficient economy; it also can drive a greener one." – Michael Dell, Forbes Last month, Facebook announced that it was building its first data center, in Prineville, Oregon, in...