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News / April 3, 2017

Greenpeace protests push Samsung to recycle Note 7 devices

After months of pressure and protests of Greenpeace, Samsung finally published a plan to recycle and relaunch Galaxy Note 7 devices that have been recalled due to battery faults. Worldwide, 2.5 million Galaxy Note 7…

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The impact of 10 years of smartphone production

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Greenpeace has been calling on IT companies to switch to renewable energy

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News / December 19, 2016

Report on ‘Resource Efficiency in the ICT Sector’ identifies a lot of room for improvement

A newly released research report from Greenpeace Germany and the Öko-Institute gives a comprehensive overview of the resource related issues of smartphone and tablet production, use and recycling. The report, titled ‘Resource Efficiency in the…

News / August 17, 2016

Phone companies release too many new models, say consumers

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News / September 3, 2014

New Greenpeace report ‘Greener Gadgets: Designing the future’

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News / January 26, 2009

Green electronics – the search continues

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