HDTVs From Samsung & LG Now In EPEAT Registry

flat screen televisions

For the first time ever, a comprehensive standard is available to help identify environmentally preferable televisions, including HDTVs and Smart TVs. Read more →

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EPEAT Expands To Include Printers And Copiers

EPEAT, printer, scanner, copier, office equipment

EPEAT will now include printers, copiers, scanners and other imaging equipment in its worldwide green product registry. Read more →

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Apple’s CSR Report Reveals Serious Environmental Problems

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It seems that the more Apple peers into its own black bag, the more shocking the results. Read more →

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Apple’s Ultra-Thin Notebooks Pass EPEAT Verification Test

ultra-thin-notebook

Notebooks from five major manufacturers, including Apple, have been cleared to remain in EPEAT's green electronics registry. Read more →

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A Green Electronics Designation You’ve Never Heard Of

ecosense by EPEAT

GreenTech Advocates reports on a new logo from EPEAT used to identify sustainable electronics from computers to TVs, printers to mobile devices and likely tablet PCs. Read more →

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EPEAT Debuts EcoSense Label At Portland Office Depot

ecosense by EPEAT

With this label, shoppers around the world will be able to cut through the clutter of unreliable green marketing tactics that often mislead, confuse, and frustrate. Read more →

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Apple Admits Ditching EPEAT Was A Mistake

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Although it says the EPEAT could do more to reflect its high environmental standards, Apple will reinstate all eligible products, effectively immediately. Read more →

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Apple Says No To EPEAT, San Francisco Says No To Apple

Apple MacBook Air

Tecca reports on how the city of San Francisco, California plans to no longer purchase Apple products because of a decision to no longer support an environmental standards system. Read more →

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Apple Thinks Its Products Are Just Fine Without EPEAT

Apple Store

Apple responds to criticism of it's decision to drop all 39 computers from the EPEAT registry. Read more →

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Apple Rejects Recyclability In Favor Of Lower Costs

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Apple has withdrawn all of its products from the EPEAT (Electronic Product Environmental Assessment Tool) registry. Will this keep you from buying them? Read more →

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