Here is a brilliant video from Greennovate, a non-profit sustainability consultancy and education initiative, highlighting not only what the issues are with the electronics industry, but how we can help catalyse the process for positive change. Go to their page for a list of ways you can help.
I really admire Greenovate as they are being active in a way that has vast potential in influencing the global future, by injecting well researched and accessible information into the Chinese consciousness.
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