Nintendo: GO GREEN

In gamespace, everybody wants to save the world. But back here on planet Earth, your favorite games console contains deadly agents of real destruction: toxic chemicals that shouldn't be there and may be contributing to mountains of e-waste when thrown away. You can help battle the boss monsters to green their game.

Take Action >> Tell Nintendo you want to play on a games console that�s less toxic, and which Nintendo will recycle when it becomes obsolete. Mario should be speeding past Master Chief and Kratos when it comes to avoiding toxics and recycling better.

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Dear Satoru Iwata,

I am a big fan of Nintendo game consoles. I was surprised to see how Nintendo lacks a public chemicals policy to eliminate hazardous chemicals. Given your effort to make Wii the most energy efficient game console available, it is disappointing to see you not taking responsibility for your products when they become waste and failing to ensuring they do not contain hazardous chemicals like brominated flame retardants (BFRs) and Polyvinyl Chloride (PVC). For my next Nintendo purchase, I want a greener game console that's free of hazardous chemicals, and which Nintendo will recycle when it becomes obsolete. That's a console I'd really like to play with.

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Nintendo: GO GREEN

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