Updated Jul. 16, 2012 at 6:16 a.m.
Apple's decision to drop out of the environmental system called EPEAT was a "mistake" and its eligible products are now back on the registry, Bob Mansfield, Apple's senior vice president for hardware engineering, says.
After threats to its sales, Apple returns to 'green registry'
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Apple's decision to drop out of the environmental system called EPEAT was a "mistake" and its eligible products are now back on the registry, Bob Mansfield, Apple's senior vice president for hardware engineering, says.
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