Greenpeace Pushes for Greener Video Game Consoles
sci-tech-today.com     21-May-2008            

By Jennifer LeClaire Greenpeace's study of toxins in video game consoles showed that the Nintendo Wii, Sony PlayStation 3 and Microsoft Xbox all contained hazardous chemicals. Greenpeace said these consoles are also part of the e-waste problem. Greenpeace insists that a greener game console is... [read full story]                    


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