Greenpeace: ‘Apple iPhone bromide levels far too high’

Published by Ewan on Tuesday 16th October 2007, 17:39 | Filed under: Apple, Devices

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Mr Jobs and Co are not impressing Greenpeace at all — so reports Greenbang.com.

Link: Apple iPhone leaks “nasty” chemicals, Greenpeace claims | Greenbang.com

reenpeace has slammed the slick computer-and-phone-maker, Apple, of putting ‘hazardous chemicals” in its iPhones.
The organisation adds most handset manufacturers stopped using the chemicals some time ago.
The remarks come soon after Apple committed to be more environmentally friendly.

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