It’s well-known that Apple doesn’t top Greenpeace’s list of favorite tech companies, and it’s unclear if there’s any tech company that does (a topic for another discussion). In their ongoing critique of Apple’s environmental policies, Greenpeace has initiated a website that mimics the style of Apple’s own website.
Interestingly, they haven’t created a similar site for Dell, despite acknowledging Dell’s relatively robust environmental standards. They suggest that Apple’s influence could push Dell to improve even further, though the validity of this assertion is debatable.
In their frequently asked questions, Greenpeace clarifies, “This isn’t a campaign against Apple; it’s a campaign to inspire Apple to lead the way towards a greener future.” It seems Greenpeace’s focus on Apple, arguably the most stylish and influential tech company globally, is more about leveraging its visibility than outright opposition.
Their goal appears to be a broader environmental benefit.
[Source: Daring Fireball]
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