Vista-forced upgrades lead to recycling headache - environmental bodies
By Alun Williams
Posted on 1 Feb 2007 at 12:41
'And we are reminding them that re-use is the best option for the environment. Choosing re-use over recycling allows IT equipment to be used until the real end of its productive life, enabling individuals and businesses to reduce their environmental footprint.'
'Only when a piece of IT equipment is no longer of use should it be broken down,' he stressed.
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