A must watch

Re: A must watch

1)first of all go read about RoHD and WEEE legislations. not only do the limit the amounts of lead, cadmium, mercury, chromium (hex) and PBD-polybrominated diphenyls , PBDE - Polybrominated diphenyl ethers (which this expert refers to as BFRs) butthe list of controlled elements is increasing, prop65 in california is trying to do the same.

2) WEEE legislation makes companies responsible for recycling the materials. and fund recycling programs.

as far as changes in the computers, you have a choice not to upgrade, stay with what you have. an average home user does not really need to change their PC every year

dont fall for advertismenets, ads aree there because ppl react to them. dont buy into it, as they see consumer is the biggest decision maker.

yes we consume more than ever before but it si completely up to people to not buy washer and dryer or dishwasher or multiple TVs.

yet again, the final power rests with people. u dont have to go buy something just because itis advertised. do you go buy everything? I dont..

I did not say it was justa bout desis Ijust made a personal observation about the ppl who keep goign to the crappy dollar stores which are filled with things that are just horrible for you, many are counterfeit and dangerous. sop not only are they usually packed with lead but many items such as extension cords are not even safe because they dont meet safety requirements.

stop buying bmac cosmetics, stop eating at macdonalds.

I staywith my point, the change has to come from consumers, from people who buy goods and services. People should be willing to pay more for quality products.

also it is up to people to recycle, rather than throwing everything in garbage..
seriously how many peiople dispose their batteries properly?
how many people recycle what they can recycle?
how many people take their own bags to grocery store.

if you are going to hate corporations you have to hate consumers. they can not exist without each other..

its very easy to say oh corporations are bad, and move on. It takes more effort and is more impactful if every person starts making simple changes in their routines and purchasing behavior, and ask others to do the same.