After several actions and 47,000 messages from Greenpeace supporters in the past two years, Philips finally agreed to take full financial responsibility in recycling its own products.
Philips used to dump electronics waste in landfills or burned in smelters. Some is exported from developed to undeveloped countries.
Philips now intends to create global take-back system for its e-wastes in some countries. It also made commitments to its own greenhouse gas emissions and support a 30% emission reduction to industrial nations by 2020.
Philips, now, is an example of how electronics companies can be truly green.
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Reference:
Greenpeace International
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