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Article

23 May 2006

Author:
Greenpeace International

Motorola hangs up on toxic clean up promise

...while competitors like Sony Ericsson and Nokia are living up to their commitments to remove toxic chemicals, Motorola is not answering the call to clean up. [also refers to Hennes & Mauritz, Puma, adidas-Salomon, Hewlett-Packard, LG Electronics (part of LG Group Chaebol), Samsung]