Skip to main content

Home/ StJulians_ITGS/ Group items tagged 2.3_ewaste

Rss Feed Group items tagged

Mr Brooke

What's in electronic devices? | Greenpeace International - 3 views

  •  
    1.11_people_machines 2.3_environment 2.3_ewaste 3.1_hardware
  •  
    1.11_people_machines 1.9_policies 2.3_ewaste 3.1_hardware
  •  
    I could never thought that such things could lead to such problems! This social and ethical issue (people and machines) is surely affecting the world around us, not only use but the environment as well. Not everyone is aware of this, that these electronics can lead to a lot of harm! Yet, even if more people would be aware of this, I don't think anything special would be made to reduce so many pollution and harm to the society as people are becoming so dependent of technology that eventhough they would like to reduce such pollution, they wouldn't abdicate their electronics in order to reduce pollution (in my opinion) Furthermore, technology has been increasing rapidly and will continue to increase even more. This means that more pollution due to more electronics will be made. The question is, for how long will Earth continue 'alive'? Because by this passe, how technology and pollution is increasing drastically, not many more centuries.
Mr Brooke

Apple (United Kingdom) - The Story Behind Apple's Environmental Footprint - 7 views

shared by Mr Brooke on 27 Jan 12 - Cached
  •  
    Year 13 please suggest tags
  • ...2 more comments...
  •  
    1.11_people_machines, 2.1_bus_emp, 2.3_environment, 2.3_ewaste, 3.1_hardware
  •  
    2.3_ewaste 3.1_hardware 1.11_people_machines
  •  
    Apple is my first choice for Mp3 players, laptops etc therefore it is good to see that they are concerned with the environment and has put in a lot of effort to reduce their greenhouse gas emissions especially now that Global warming is a major issue in society. However, it would also be nice to see Apple produce their products in a way which did not affect workers rights. I found a story which claims various Chinese workers are exploited, http://www.guardian.co.uk/technology/2011/apr/30/apple-chinese-factory-workers-suicides-humiliation
  •  
    Interesting link Jorge.
Mr Brooke

YouTube - Electronic Trash Village - China - 1 views

  •  
    "Electronic Trash Village - China "
The Zhan

Individual e.waste responsibility - 0 views

  •  
    "A reputable recycler will: 1) deal with harmful materials properly so they do not harm our soil, water, air or workers health 2) reclaim useful materials such as aluminum, plastic, gold, and silver for reuse 3) protect your personal data so it is not stolen"
benjon hamal

E-waste: Recyclers, scrap haulers vie to keep U.S. computer trash home - The Washington... - 1 views

  •  
    Madness?
  •  
    Excellent find! Keep it up.
  •  
    E-waste
1 - 10 of 10
Showing 20 items per page