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News / July 23, 2009

EICC-GeSI Supply Chain Mapping Project Update

The EICC-GeSI Supply Chain Mapping Project will investigate the supply chain for tin (solder), tantalum (capacitors and deposition targets), and cobalt (batteries and magnetic recording media) used in electronics. The purpose of this project is…

News / July 21, 2009

Jabil (Blackberry cell phones) is forecasting a 30% increase in exports

Electronics manufacturing firm Jabil, producing Blackberry phones in Mexico is doing well, despite the economic crisis, forecasting a 30% increase in exports.Lilia Chacón and Elizabeth Ortiz of El Norte report that the electronics manufacturing firm…

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News / July 20, 2009

“No Choice but to Fight!” A documentation of battery women workers’ struggle for health and dignity

A new book on Chinese workers’ rights published by Globalization Monitor, with a introduction by Agnes Jongerius – president of the Netherlands Trade Union Confederation FNV.A documentation of battery women workers’ struggle for health and…

News / July 16, 2009

HP/EDS management cannot muzzle workers’ representatives

UNI-Europa and EMF members in HP/EDS are extremely concerned about the management’s attempt to take advantage of the current crisis to undertake off-shoring to low-cost countries. In a joint press release dated 15 July 2009,…

News / July 14, 2009

Dell publishes list of suppliers

Dell publishes a list of its suppliers, following in the footsteps of Hewlett Packard and Fujitsu.Dell has just published a list of its suppliers, following in the footsteps of Hewlett Packard and Fujitsu. Dell is…

News / July 13, 2009

‘How do we connect?’ makeITfair and GoodElectronics Round Table report on-line

The report of the makeITfair and GoodElectronics may 2009 Round Table is now available on-line. The report gives a summary of the presentations that were made and the topics that were discussed during the meeting,…

News / July 8, 2009

Greenpeace Guide to Greener Electronics – version 12, June 2009

The Greener Electronics Guide is Greenpeace’ way of getting the electronics industry to take responsibility for the entire lifecycle of its products. Greenpeace wants the industry to face up to the problem of e-waste and…

News / July 8, 2009

IT sector challenged to show leadership on climate issues

COOL IT CHALLENGE – A Greenpeace campaign to turn IT industry leaders into climate advocates and solution providers. Our planet is on the brink of runaway climate change and the consequences will be catastrophic. Our…

News / July 7, 2009

Sodom and Gomorrah. New video on Ghana’s digital dumping ground

On the outskirts of Ghana’s biggest city sits a smoldering wasteland, a slum carved into the banks of the Korle Lagoon, one of the most polluted bodies of water on earth. The locals call it…

News / July 7, 2009

‘The dirty little secret of the high-tech industry’

Interview with Jim Puckett, a leading campaigner against the global trade of e-waste. As executive director of the Basel Action Network, the Seattle-based environmental group he helped found in 1997, Puckett has spent more than…

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