Have a look at the grades dude, if Nokia is a green company then Apple is on the brown (the color of s**t, you know).

Apple cannot be in the same group with Nokia, not if you have any brains.

Apple has been steadily climbing the ranks because they’ve actually implemented changes while others who were initially ranked very highly for little more than promises, failed to deliver. I expect the trend to continue.

@Bregalad

I trully feel pitty for you my dear fanboy. Those interested can see the report at http://www.greenpeace.org/international/campaigns/toxics/electronics/how-the-companies-line-up

First edition was published on 08.2006 and in there Nokia had 7 points (now up to 7.3) while Apple’s score was 2.7 - Low scores on almost all criteria (now 5.1, higher indeed but still s**t)

Nokia is not only green, it is also improving. Apple is improving but damn, it stinks.

You’re not comparing Apples to Apples here though. Compare Apple to it’s main competition (HP laptops, Dell laptops, Lenovo laptops, etc.) where the majority of Apple’s market is, and see what you discover.

Sorry dude, look again at the report and see that no berry pickers are included there only to make your Apple look bad. All the companies are in the same business, consumer electronics, and Apple sucks. I am ready to give them credit for their progress, which is indeed good, but the real ones making them harm are idiot bloggers which try to sell Apple for more that it is.

If this article would have been about how Nokia leads and inspires the industry in the efforts to go green, and how Apple is continuously improving being currently at a 5.1 score it would have been all OK.