[greenyes] Tell Steve Jobs: Don't Be A Mini-Player

[Ted Smith <tsmith@no.address>]

Subject: Tell Steve Jobs: Don't Be A Mini-Player

<http://action.computertakeback.com/action/index.asp?step=2&item=10201>
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Last Friday, Steve Jobs took a positive step by deciding to offer free 
recycling for iPods at the Apple stores. Finally, after calling the 
Computer TakeBack Campaign's concerns "bullshit", Jobs has moved one step 
closer to the Campaign's call for Apple to accept responsibility for its 
iWaste.

Recycling iPods at Apple stores is a great thing - but Jobs should go 
further than just the iPods. Apple's obsolete computers like Mac Classics 
contain lead and other highly toxic materials that will be dumped into our 
air, land and water. Apple should accept all Apple products at its retail 
stores. Jobs should also offer free recycling to the hundreds of thousands 
of Apple users who don't live near Apple stores.

We want Jobs to be the hero he can be - and offer free and convenient 
recycling for all of Apple's obsolete products.

<http://action.computertakeback.com/action/index.asp?step=2&item=10205>Tell 
Steve Jobs: Don't Be A Mini-Player, Take Back All Your Toxic Trash



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Ted Smith
Silicon Valley Toxics Coalition/Computer TakeBack Campaign
760 N. First Street, San Jose, CA 95112
408-287-6707-phone;  408-287-6771-fax
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