Carbon footprint of your iPhone.
The Apple iPhone has now been out for 5 months, and it can’t be long to go before the 3G model with GPS with be out. Now it’s my guess that all those tech savy loyalists who queued up outside the...
View ArticleWill the Bush stimulus package stimulate greenhouse gases?
Last month George Bush announced a stimulus package in excess of $150 billion. If it means most of us will head straight to the local Apple store to get the latest iPhone or some other slick gadget,...
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Greenpeace question Cebit greeness
Greenpeace questioned the real green motivations by computer hardware manufacturers at the Cebit exhibition last week. Cebit’s commitments to Green IT were in fact disappointingly underwhelming. The...
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The computer helping to cut commuter emissions
A national study commissioned by the Consumer Electronics Association shows that using electronics to telecommute saves the equivalent of 9 to 14 billion kilowatt-hours of electricity per year — the...
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Can buying pre-owned electronics REALLY reduce e-waste by up to 4 times?
At a time when everyone is looking for ways to save money, what could be better than saving money and helping to save the planet at the same time. This is what you can do when you trade in your old...
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Exploding the Green Electronics Myth once and for all
The latest Laptop range from Apple is a new milestone in the company’s ethos to make more environmentally responsible consumer electronics. Critics like Greenpeace, who regularly beat their...
View ArticleCTIA 2011 on the horizon – today’s phone tomorrow’s e waste
These days, the negative effect of e waste fall upon death ears. Three years ago when the Trade2save blog started, it was more fashionable to think about such things, to consider where our gadgets go...
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