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Monday, October 06, 2008

 
 

High-tech industries threaten 
environment and laborers’ health

Silicon Valley environmentalist claims ‘going green’ is a myth  

By Ike Suarez, correspondent
 
HIGH-tech industries’ current stance of “going green” is a myth and labor unions, as well as social activists the world over must now unite to take action to combat the environmental harm they do and the threats to workers’ health that they pose, according to Ted Lewis, a visiting environmentalist and founding member of the Silicon Valley Toxics Coalition.

Lewis, an environmental and labor lawyer, spoke on Tuesday at a forum on electronic waste, organized by the EcoWaste Coalition, an alliance of Philippine NGOs that focus on environmental issues, at the Merced Bakeshop in Quezon City. He told The Manila Times immediately after his talk that he is here to firm up contacts with environmental activists and to find out more about electronic waste conditions in the country.

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O T H E R   R E P O R T S

 

Globe gathered all the barkadas who want to experience 24/7 connection with their friends at the SMX Convention Center, through a never seen before event dubbed as “Oi, May Gimik!”—OMG!

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Virtualization is now a buzzword among businesses not only here but in other countries as well amid the latest global financial turmoil.

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Computer giant, HP, aims to expand data center services in the country with its new acquisition.

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Konka electronics recently unveiled a cheap alternative for people on the go with their new line of hybrid mobile phones that feature both wireless landline and GSM service in one handset.

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HARDWARE  

The CoolIdol TTC-NK75TZ from Titan Tech is a highly capable fansink for AMD and Intel multi-core CPUs. It features six heat pipes that provide maximum cooling performance; high- density heat sink fins that significantly increase the surface... 

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DIGITALLIFESTYLE

It’s not a surprise anymore that Lenovo jumped into the netbook bandwagon. Not doing so would be a wrong move as market analysts are confident that the next growth in the computer market will be driven by the netbook category.

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Google said it is postponing a planned online advertising tie-up with Yahoo to allow more time for US anti-trust regulators to consider the ramifications of the deal.

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