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American Focus > Blog > Environment > Earth911 Podcast: Making IT Product Chemical Impacts Transparent With TCO Development’s Stephen Fuller
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Earth911 Podcast: Making IT Product Chemical Impacts Transparent With TCO Development’s Stephen Fuller

Last updated: November 18, 2024 6:19 am
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In today’s ever-evolving economy, being a consumer comes with its challenges. With thousands of new chemicals being registered annually and many more harmful compounds being introduced in manufacturing, it’s hard to keep up with the ingredients and materials used in the products we buy. However, emerging tools are offering insights into the health and environmental impact of our lifestyles.

One such organization leading the way in promoting sustainable practices for technology products is TCO Development, based in Stockholm, Sweden. Stephen Fuller, the Senior Criteria Manager at TCO, is at the forefront of driving semiconductor, computer, phone, and TV manufacturers to adopt materials that meet rigorous environmental and social responsibility standards. With over 350,000 chemicals in use today, TCO has developed an Accepted Substance List, which includes safer alternative chemicals vetted by organizations like GreenScreen and ChemFORWARD.

IT buyers in today’s market need valid and transparent sources of information to make informed decisions. The collaboration between TCO Development, GreenScreen, and ChemFORWARD is helping enterprise IT buyers and consumer electronics buyers alike choose safer alternatives to toxic chemicals. By working towards making the Accepted Substances List a standard for all electronics, TCO aims to empower buyers to track the chemicals they are exposed to and advocate for the least harmful practices.

Once TCO’s product passport becomes a widely accepted tool for understanding the chemicals in our technologies, consumers will have the power to influence producers through their spending and conversations. By choosing products that align with their values and priorities, consumers can drive the industry towards safer and more sustainable practices.

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To learn more about TCO Development and the Accepted Substances List, visit their website at https://tcocertified.com/. With organizations like TCO leading the way, the future of technology products looks brighter and more environmentally friendly.

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