From the factory floor to the end of its life, IT equipment isdamaging to the environment. With more computers being produced each year,Jenny Mill argues that both suppliers and users should become greener
The IT industry does not have a good track record on environmental issues. In the late 1970s, IBM made the shock revelation that a buried waste tank in San Jose, in California's Silicon Valley, had...
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