"You call that a fence post? This is a fence post." Dell Australia's corporate communications manager, Paul McKeon, holds an oversized fence post made from plastics its recycling partner, MRI, collects from screen casings and other plastics used in computers.
Credit: Liam Tung, ZDNet Australia
Nice photographs, Liam! Just so that there's no confusion, Dell doesn't claim to the 'greenest IT company in the world' but that IS what it is aiming to become. It's already made some significant steps in that direction including last year's commitment to becoming carbon neutral and the green technology design competition that opens this month (http://www.regeneration.org/) not to mention the free PC recycling service for consumers and small businesses that was the focus of our visit to MRI.
I started the New Year in a new role outside Dell but will always be very proud of the leadership the company has shown on sustainablity.
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The photos are so dark.