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Greenpeace "greens" SF Apple store

on jan. 8 2007 Greenpeace protested against the use of toxic materials in iPods. The did a guerilla protset campaign by setting the SF Apple store in green light, 1 day before Macworld  
 
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xaxnewxme (1 year ago) Show Hide
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gawd some people are so stupid
Snaily2 (1 year ago) Show Hide
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Does Apple really sell smog emitting eletricity eating hardware? No, just the opposite. Does Greenpeace make tons of money for making such a scene with Apple, the most criticized computer brand out there? Yes.
billyd3h (2 years ago) Show Hide
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greenpeace douches...where's all the Dell and HP ads

Jobs committed to shipping PVC- and BFR-free products by the end of next year. This trumps Dell's commitment to rid itself of PVC and BFR by 2009, and HP's plans to publish a plan about how it will do this by the end of 2007
zomgFletch (2 years ago) Show Hide
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A study in January 2006 by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency found that Apple's hardware compares favorably with that of its major competitors on environmental friendliness.
ISMAELH2O (2 years ago) Show Hide
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MI APOYO GREENPEACE DE TIJUANA MEXICO
robogobo (2 years ago) Show Hide
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they may be right, but why waste their energy and resources on a company with 2% market share? Apple has a pretty good takeback policy. It costs money, just like everyone else (dell, hp, etc). I agree, they should take it all back for free, ALL of them. But why target apple? probably because they thought up a cute "green apple" idea. hmmm, pretty sad.
jonbiddell (2 years ago) Show Hide
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I home these idiots got arrested, or at least charged with copyright infringement of the Apple logo.
Biff98 (2 years ago) Show Hide
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Copyright infringement? WTF? I'm definitely not a Greenpeace hippie freak, but what they did is COMPLETELY legal.

You are an IDIOT
ValkyrieDeath (2 years ago) Show Hide
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Greenpeace are trying to stop hundreds of children from dying,you dodo-brain.The Greenpeace members are right.
dilaudid (2 years ago) Show Hide
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Greenpeace are publicity whores. This has nothing to do with takeback - Dell sell 40x as many PCs and have no takeback policy. You are being duped.

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