April 3, 2008

HP Releases CSR Report, List Of Suppliers

HP has issued its 2007 Global Citizenship Report and a list of its largest suppliers.

According to the report, nearly three years ahead of schedule, HP has met its goal to reduce the annual energy consumption and associated greenhouse gas emissions of its operations and products

sold each year to 20 percent below 2005 levels by 2010. HP has also increased its target to 25 percent below 2005 levels by 2010, and it joined the World Wildlife Fund Climate Savers program in 2008. (See chart below.)

The company says it also exceeded its goal to recycle 1 billion….

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Reader Comments

It’s great that they have made a start in this direction, but they are still a far ways off.
This report focuses on manufacturing and environmental concerns and does little to address where the raw materials for the components are sourced from.
Metals such as cobalt, coltan, and tin in these computers could have still come from a warzone, mined on the back of slaves.
None of the computer companies has yet to make a fully responsible product line. HP is ahead of the game– but they have a long way to go to be responsible.

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