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'''Green light''' is designation for a product certification that the product has not caused harm (by pollution, depletion of resources, etc.) to any fragile ecology in the region it was made. | '''Green light''' is designation for a product certification that the product | ||
* has not caused harm (by pollution, depletion of resources, etc.) to any fragile ecology in the region it was made; | |||
* was not made with sweatshop labour (forced labour, child labour); | |||
* revenues for which will not pay for corporate crimes. | |||
Revision as of 04:03, 2 July 2003
Green light is designation for a product certification that the product
* has not caused harm (by pollution, depletion of resources, etc.) to any fragile ecology in the region it was made; * was not made with sweatshop labour (forced labour, child labour); * revenues for which will not pay for corporate crimes.