O site do Greenpeace divulga periodicamente uma graduação das companhias produtoras de eletrônicos em relação ao cuidado com o meio ambiente.
“We first released our 'Guide to Greener Electronics' in August 2006. The guide ranks the 18 top manufacturers of personal computers, mobile phones, TV's and games consoles according to their policies on toxic chemicals, recycling and climate change.”
Recentemente (julho 2009) foi divulgada a versão 12. Vejam como ficaram:
7.45 Nokia
7.1 Samsung
6.5 Sony Ericsson -- Up two places with better product energy efficiency reporting ...
5.7 LG Electronics -- Up two places but needs to eliminate hazardous chemicals ...
5.5 Toshiba -- Moves up two places with an extra point for promising to cut GHGs ...
5.5 Motorola -- Scores higher and climbs two places because of use of renewable energy 5.3 Philips -- Falls from 4th to 7th position ...
5.3 Sharp -- Rises from 9th to joint 7th place with its energy efficient products ...
4.9 Acer -- Put 16 new models of a monitor that are almost free of hazardous chemicals ...
4.9 Panasonic -- Advance from 12th to 10th place ...
4.7 Apple -- Drop one position to 11th with no change in scores ...
4.5 Sony -- Plunges from 5th to 12th place ...
3.9 Dell -- Stays at 13th place because of backtracking on toxics phase out...
3.5 HP -- Is at 14th position and has no products on the market free of toxic substances
2.5 Microsoft -- Loses a point for a poor recycling policy but stays in 15th position
2.5 Lenovo -- Down two places with no set timeline for toxics phase out on all products
2.4 Fujitsu -- second from last with no products that are free of hazardous chemicals
1 Nintendo -- Stays in last position with a glimmer of hope with partially pvc free consoles
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