Tuesday, February 6, 2018
You can’t buy an ethical smartphone today
“Standards of the past have pushed manufacturers toward more recycled plastics, fewer hazardous materials, smarter end-of-life management and better energy efficiency,” he says. But these days, the power and influence of these companies mean that they can “effectively resist leadership standards.” He believes that targets are now “too easy for manufacturers to achieve,” making them meaningless.
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