Modern slavery in IT supply chains — and how purchasers can drive change
Learn how purchasers can make responsible choices when risks for forced labor and poor working conditions are hidden in the IT supply chain.
Learn how purchasers can make responsible choices when risks for forced labor and poor working conditions are hidden in the IT supply chain.
Keeping your notebook computer longer helps reduce your carbon footprint. Check your impact in our calculator.
The guide “What and how: Climate and IT products” offers insights that help you reduce the climate impact of the products you buy and use.
3 leading ecolabels from the Global Ecolabeling Network guide consumers and organizations to reduce greenwash.
Learn about the updated supply chain criteria in TCO Certified, including a widened scope beyond final assembly.
The Dutch bank ABN AMRO takes a data-driven, action-oriented approach to reducing climate emissions, and procurement is one vital tool.
The draft for the next generation of TCO Certified will clarify the criteria for responsible deep sea mining practices.
Many buyers prioritize measuring the climate impact of IT purchases, but we currently lack accurate and universal methods for doing so.
The effects of climate change are being felt worldwide, with extreme weather and other threats to nature and people.
More energy-efficient IT devices can lower energy consumption and reduce costs, but a comprehensive climate strategy requires a broader approach.