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- | It may also signal an [[endorsement]] - see [[score]]. | ||
It is of course completely up to the [[consumer]] to choose the people or [[Interesting organisations|NGOs]] who are choosing which things to evaluate and how ie. what values should be given to the [[variables]] used in the calculation of the '''green light''' and '''[[red light]]''' | |||
It is of course completely up to the [[consumer]] to choose the people or [[Interesting organisations|NGOs]] who are choosing which things to evaluate and how ie. what values should be given to the [[variables]] used in the calculation of the '''green light''', [[yellow light]] and '''[[red light]]''' | |||
Revision as of 05:09, 25 October 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.
It may also signal an endorsement - see score.
It is of course completely up to the consumer to choose the people or NGOs who are choosing which things to evaluate and how ie. what values should be given to the variables used in the calculation of the green light, yellow light and red light