惠普失信环保 蚂蚁再次撼大象（HP breaks environmental protection ant, shake again elephant）.docVIP

惠普失信环保 蚂蚁再次撼大象（HP breaks environmental protection ant, shake again elephant） More recently, Greenpeace has once again turned its attention to the PC giants Hewlett-Packard Co. It is long-standing with HPs enemy, but the play is Greenpeace and HP fourth confrontation, the debate is still use of brominated flame retardants and polyvinyl chloride and other toxic substances This reporters public show Chinese / text The international environmental organization Greenpeaces love chew the hard nut bones. Greenpeace is used surgery is the most influential industry giants, the industry will become such a love game ant elephant, while the Greenpeace action will be positioning themselves as non violent direct action. In their view, the choice in the industry influential enterprises operation helps to create a more effective role, like the green peace China division director Lu Sicheng once said in an interview, its like Domino, we have to do is to find the most vulnerable part of a in the industry, with a little force, can promote the whole industry change. Recently, the Hewlett-Packard Co has again become the object of Greenpeaces Non Violence, no action. Fourth encounters More recently, Greenpeace has once again turned its attention to the PC giants Hewlett-Packard Co. As a background of power NGO, its long-standing HPs enemy, and this play is Greenpeace and HP fourth confrontation, the debate is still use of brominated flame retardants and polyvinyl chloride and other toxic substances. In June 25th, dozens of domestic and foreign media from the international environmental protection organization came to the gate of HPs China building, where they were meeting to protest HPs use of toxic materials in computers. Greenpeace 3 volunteers wearing anti chemical clothes at HP China headquarters in front of the building, they wore masks, disguised as the companys CEO Mark Hurd (MarkHurd), 3 reads HP: poison (HP:HarmfulProducts) the old laptop to HP. After nearly 50 minutes of protest