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7 Jun 2005

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Greenpeace

[DOC] Greenpeace statement in response to Hewlett-Packard

HP prides itself in its program “to ensure that each product is safe for people and the planet”. However, its pride is misplaced because its products contain hazardous chemicals and are therefore far from environmentally sound...Greenpeace has met with HP on several occasions over the past two years to request that it join other leaders of the electronics industry such as Samsung, Sony, Sony Ericsson [joint venture Sony & Ericsson] and Nokia, and commits to substituting the most dangerous chemicals in their products with safer alternatives. Unlike these other companies, HP has failed to make any such commitment.

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