PCWorld.com is upgrading some back-end systems. Some site features, such as user registration, may be temporarily unavailable.

Subscribe to magazine

More PCWorld video on

| Get Tech Industry updates

Greenpeace Catches U.S. E-Waste Going to China

by IDG News Service | 0 Comments Recommends

0:00

Next Up

See more like this in News » Tech Industry

Protestors from the environmental group Greenpeace boarded a ship in Hong Kong Port on Saturday that they say was carrying three containers of electronic waste from the U.S. In response Hong Kong's Environmental Protection Department has ordered the containers be held on the pier until the owner opens them for inspection, according to Greenpeace.

See comments below

Video Categories

News » Tech Industry

News » Tech Industry

Find a Review

WiFi Finder

Locate wireless services by a specific address, city, state, country, airport, or zip code.

Get Connected Now

RSS Feeds

Get our latest content via convenient RSS feeds.

See All RSS Feeds

Become a PCW Member

Join the community and start enjoying the benefits:

Get tech advice from thousands of PC World Members
Rate and recommend the latest tech products
Share your thoughts in blog and article comments
Get free excerpts and exclusive discounts on Super Guides

Signing up is free and easy.

"Greenpeace Catches U.S. E-Waste Going to China" Comments

Dell Fast Track

Free Next Day Business Shipping on Dell's Most Popular Systems Over 35% off Dell’s most popular systems. Delivered in 48 hours with free next business day shipping! Ends 12/22 at 3 PM CST

Related Tech Industry Reviews

Vizio SV470M: Good Price, Middling Picture Quality The 47-inch Vizio SV470M LCD TV carries a reasonable price and a good array of customization options, but you can find better picture quality elsewhere.

More Related Tech Industry Reviews »

Latest On PC WORLD

NTT DoCoMo Begins Building LTE Network Japan's largest cellular provider has embarked on network upgrade that should enable it to offer high-speed LTE data services from around this time next year.
Google Introduces Landmarks on India Maps In India, Google is offering driving directions using landmarks; besides street names; to meet local requirements.
Chinese ISP Hosts 1 in 7 Conficker Infections Shadowserver released data showing some Chinese ISPs have the biggest problem with Conficker worm.
Google Android Push Gains March in Taiwan With New Project The Taiwanese government approved funding for a project by Cheng Uei and Chunghwa Telecom to make apps and services for Android.
China Jails Trojan Virus Authors in Cybercrime Crackdown A Chinese court gave prison terms to 11 members of a crime ring that wrote and distributed Trojan horse viruses to steal online game account passwords

More Latest On PC WORLD »

Sponsored Links