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Ethiscore Report: Buyer's guide to the most ethical mobile phones
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Liberation technology and corporate misanthropy
Tim Hunt looks at how the mobile phone is revolutionising life for the worlds
poorest and why the industry needs to be held to account for what happens
through all stages of a phones life cycle.
Like so many aspects of our technology-driven capitalist society, mobile phones
are racked with contradictions. On the one hand they have become a powerful
tool for social change on the other, the sourcing of raw materials, their
manufacture and their disposal are real causes for concern. In this report we
look in-depth at the UK mobile phone industry...
Best Buys as of March/April 2010
As our ratings and research are constantly updated, it is possible
that brand ratings on the ethiscore website may have changed since this report was written or brands may no longer appear.
Best Buy goes to Nokia, but it's very much a case of 'could do better'. It has the highest ethiscore of the companies that do best on our Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) rankings table and it tops Greenpeace's green guide (see the full Mobile Phones report).
Buying second hand will always be an environmentally preferable choice.
Read the full Mobile phones report
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