Tell toxic-tech companies to clean up their act

Some of the hottest names in technology scored the lowest grades in a recent test of environmentally-unfriendly electronics. That�s because some of your favorite tech gadgets are made with toxic chemicals like polyvinyl chloride (PVC) plastic and brominated flame retardants (BFRs). And when last year�s coolest trend isn�t so cool anymore, tons of tossed out electronics make their way to the developing world, where children dismantle them for scraps, and are exposed to the toxics they contain. It�s time for these companies to cut the chemicals from their products, and create a strong recycling program.

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