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Greenpeace's Apple Attack Borders on Dishonesty

There Greenpeace goes again. First it was the Mac. Now it's the iPhone. I've harrumphed before, in this column and in my blog, about Greenpeace's flawed attacks on Apple for using certain toxic chemicals in its computers. Now I'm ready to harrumph anew. It's not that Apple's environmental conscience should be entirely clean. The company is in no better shape than other major computer makers when it comes to the use of these chemicals. Yet while it's not an excuse, Apple sells just a fraction of the number of computers sold by Dell and Hewlett-Packard.
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