對抗地球暖化 台灣在地行動 http://blog.yam.com/climatechange ◎請支持我們，表達您對全球暖化議題的關心◎ zh-tw blog.yam.com All Rights Reserved 新版官方網站正式上線 <a href="http://tw-climatecampaign.blogspot.com/"><font size="6"><span style="font-weight: bold;">1208，為下一代而走</span></font></a> <a href="http://blog.yam.com/climatechange/article/12650783">(觀看全文...)</a> 1208，為下一代而走 (觀看全文...) ]]> http://blog.yam.com/climatechange/article/12650783 最新活動資訊 Mon, 19 Nov 2007 14:46:17 +0800 1114「正綠嗆扁」記者會行動紀錄 <img src="http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2213/2015609872_b23911b6ce_o.jpg" alt="" /><br />圖片提供/苦勞網 <a href="http://blog.yam.com/climatechange/article/12591273">(觀看全文...)</a>
圖片提供/苦勞網 (觀看全文...) ]]> http://blog.yam.com/climatechange/article/12591273 最新活動資訊 Thu, 15 Nov 2007 11:45:03 +0800 【新聞稿】除黑金 抗暖化 環團發起萬人大遊行 <a href="http://blog.yam.com/climatechange/article/12554693">(觀看全文...)</a> (觀看全文...) ]]> http://blog.yam.com/climatechange/article/12554693 最新活動資訊 Mon, 12 Nov 2007 19:09:58 +0800 1112「拒絕黑金治國」記者會行動紀錄 <a href="http://blog.yam.com/climatechange/article/12554674">(觀看全文...)</a> (觀看全文...) ]]> http://blog.yam.com/climatechange/article/12554674 最新活動資訊 Mon, 12 Nov 2007 18:44:58 +0800 部落格貼紙 <br /><img src="http://pics1.blog.yam.com/4/userfile/c/climatechange/blog/147326ce5eb3e0.gif" alt="" /><br /><br />歡迎大家取用！也請踴躍參與連署，感謝！ <a href="http://blog.yam.com/climatechange/article/12487497">(觀看全文...)</a>

歡迎大家取用！也請踴躍參與連署，感謝！ (觀看全文...) ]]> http://blog.yam.com/climatechange/article/12487497 最新活動資訊 Thu, 08 Nov 2007 09:55:57 +0800 拯救地球‧全球同步‧在地行動 <div style="text-align: center;"><span lang="EN-US">&lt;</span><span style="font-family: 新細明體;">懇請協助轉寄此連署書</span><span lang="EN-US">&gt;</span></div> <p style="margin: 0cm 0cm 0.0001pt;"><b><span style="color: rgb(227, 108, 10);"></span></b></p> <p style="margin: 0cm 0cm 0.0001pt;"><b><span style="color: rgb(227, 108, 10);"><br /></span></b></p> <p style="margin: 0cm 0cm 0.0001pt;"><b><span style="color: rgb(227, 108, 10);">拯救地球<span lang="EN-US">‧</span>全球同步<span lang="EN-US">‧</span>在地行動</span></b></p> <p style="margin: 0cm 0cm 0.0001pt;"><b><span lang="EN-US" style="font-size: 20pt; color: rgb(118, 146, 60);">1208</span></b><b><span style="font-size: 20pt; color: rgb(118, 146, 60);">抗暖化，為下一代而走 大遊行</span></b></p> <p style="margin: 0cm 0cm 0.0001pt;"><span style="color: rgb(148, 138, 84);">我們的共同聲明與連署</span></p> <p style="margin: 0cm 0cm 0.0001pt;"><span lang="EN-US" style="color: rgb(148, 138, 84);">&nbsp;</span></p> <p style="margin: 0cm 0cm 0.0001pt;"><span style="color: rgb(148, 138, 84);">從前，我們反公害、生態保育，只為了給下一代美好的生活環境；</span></p> <p style="margin: 0cm 0cm 0.0001pt;"><span style="color: rgb(148, 138, 84);">現在，台灣生病了、地球發燒，環境保護竟成這輩子的生存問題。</span></p> <a href="http://blog.yam.com/climatechange/article/12478288">(觀看全文...)</a> <懇請協助轉寄此連署書>


拯救地球‧全球同步‧在地行動

1208抗暖化，為下一代而走 大遊行

我們的共同聲明與連署

 

從前，我們反公害、生態保育，只為了給下一代美好的生活環境；

現在，台灣生病了、地球發燒，環境保護竟成這輩子的生存問題。

(觀看全文...) ]]> http://blog.yam.com/climatechange/article/12478288 最新活動資訊 Wed, 07 Nov 2007 18:27:26 +0800 設計物票選 請大家決定遊行設計物的定稿 <a href="http://blog.yam.com/climatechange/article/12471607">(觀看全文...)</a> (觀看全文...) ]]> http://blog.yam.com/climatechange/article/12471607 最新活動資訊 Wed, 07 Nov 2007 11:28:59 +0800 2007年台灣12月8日抗暖化大遊行 <a href ="http://pics4.blog.yam.com/4/attachfile/6/7/5/576796/1/146f68bddb40c4.pdf" ><img src= "http://pics.blog.yam.com/images/padmin/attachfile.gif"></a> <a href="http://blog.yam.com/climatechange/article/11881821">(觀看全文...)</a> (觀看全文...) ]]> http://blog.yam.com/climatechange/article/11881821 台灣可以做什麼? Sun, 23 Sep 2007 23:52:29 +0800 2007年12月8日全球對抗地球暖化行動天 <img src="http://pics1.blog.yam.com/4/userfile/c/climatechange/blog/146e4d41f5846d.jpg" alt="" style="border-width: 0; float: left; margin: 0.7em 1.4em 0.7em 0;" /> ]]> http://blog.yam.com/climatechange/article/11713333 最新活動資訊 Mon, 10 Sep 2007 13:19:57 +0800 全球治理 在地行動──綠色矽島的環境挑戰 我們為什麼挑戰晶片？<br /> 為什麼全球對高科技電子業的環保要求愈來愈高？<br /> 為什麼國際間愈來愈多環保與勞工團體，關注科技電子業擴張下的環境正義與勞動權？<br /> 從複製美國矽谷經驗到移植竹科經驗至台灣各地，二十五年間，台灣躍為全球電子<br /> 產品的製造大國，「綠色矽島」擘畫的矽金夢，如何面對全球對科技電子業日益嚴<br /> 苛的環境要求？台灣高科技電子業要負起什麼樣的企業社會責任？<br /> 領導全球永續高科技運動二十五年的「矽谷毒物聯盟」創辦人暨前任執行長Ted<br /> Smith解說高科技電子業的環境與勞動衝擊，告訴你，他們為什麼「挑戰晶片」！<br /> 推動美國加州科技電子業環境立法、致力於「綠化」科技電子業的「矽谷毒物聯<br /> 盟」現任執行長Sheila Davis，分析高科技電子部門如何永續發展，科技電子業如<br /> 何做好企業社會責任。<br /> 「國際綠色和平組織」有毒物污染防治項目主任陳宇輝解說，為什麼任何擁有手<br /> 機、電腦的個人，都該關心電子廢棄物何去何從、電子毒害究竟帶來什麼樣的社會<br /> 衝擊？<br /> <br /> <br /> 1.22(一) 晚上7:00~9:30 挑戰晶片公開講座<br /> 1/23(二) 上午10:00～下午5:00 永續高科技工作坊<br /> <br /> 1.22(一) 晚上7:00~9:30 挑戰晶片公開講座<br /> <br /> 講題：挑戰晶片——全球科技電子業下的勞動權與環境正義<br /> 主持人：杜文苓（台灣環境行動網理事長）<br /> 主講人：Ted Smith (矽谷毒物聯盟創辦人)<br /> 與談人：Sheila Davis(矽谷毒物聯盟執行長)<br /> 陳宇輝（國際綠色和平組織中國分部有毒物污染防治項目主任 ）<br /> 林聖崇（台灣綠黨召集人、淨竹文教基金會理事長）<br /> 地點：台灣大學集思會議中心蘇格拉底廳 (台北市羅斯福路四段85號B1，近捷運新<br /> 店線公館站二號出口)<br /> <br /> <br /> 主辦：台灣環境行動網、台灣蠻野心足生態協會、綠色公民行動聯盟、台灣生態學<br /> 會、台灣大學社會學系<br /> 贊助：行政院環境保護署、財團法人工業技術研究院能源與環境研究所<br /> <br /> <br /> 1/23(二) 上午10:00～下午5:00 永續高科技工作坊<br /> <br /> 9:40～10:10 報到<br /> 10:10~10:30 主辦單位致詞<br /> 10:30~12:00<br /> 講題：高科技電子部門的永續性與企業社會責任<br /> 主講人：Sheila Davis(矽谷毒物聯盟執行長)<br /> 12:00~13:00午餐<br /> 13:00~14:20<br /> 講題：全球治理 、在地行動：我們為何挑戰晶片？——全球電子業的環境與健康衝擊<br /> 主講人：Ted Smith (矽谷毒物聯盟創辦人)<br /> 14:20~14:40 點心時間<br /> 14:40~16:00<br /> 講題：電子廢棄物與電子企業的社會責任——國際綠色和平的倡議<br /> 主講人：陳宇輝 (國際綠色和平組織中國分部有毒物污染防治項目主任)<br /> 16:10~17:00<br /> 綜合座談<br /> 主持人：杜文苓（台灣環境行動網理事長）<br /> 引言人：呂穎彬(工研院能源與環境研究所產業環境技術組推廣經理)<br /> 地點：台灣科技大學國際大樓I B301室（臺北市基隆路四段四十三號，國際大樓位<br /> 於基隆路四段41巷，可開車直抵地下停車場。搭乘捷運新店線：由公館站2號「銘<br /> 傳國小」出口左轉，沿台大舟山路步行，於鹿鳴堂右轉，過基隆路後左行即可到達。）<br /> <br /> 主辦：台灣環境行動網、財團法人工業技術研究院能源與環境研究所<br /> 協辦：台灣蠻野心足生態協會、綠色公民行動聯盟、台灣生態學會<br /> 贊助：行政院環境保護署<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> █講者介紹<br /> <br /> Ted Smith<br /> 現任「矽谷毒物聯盟」(SVTC, Silicon Valley Toxics Coalition )資深策略師及<br /> 「回收電腦運動」指導委員會主席<br /> 是成立二十五週年的「矽谷毒物聯盟」創辦人、前任辦公室執行長，目前是矽谷毒<br /> 物聯盟的資深策略師；也是致力於高科技電子業永續發展、提倡非污染科技的國際<br /> 網絡「責任科技跨國運動」（International Campaign for Responsible<br /> Technology ,ICRT）的共同創始人及運動協調人。Ted Smith也是「回收電腦運<br /> 動」（Computer TakeBack Campaign）指導委員會的主席，該運動致力於鼓吹企業<br /> 對電子產品從出生到死亡，都負起社會責任。Ted Smith也是2006年出版之新書《挑<br /> 戰晶片：全球電子業下的勞動權與環境正義》（Challenging the Chip: Labor<br /> Rights and Environmental Justice in the Global Electronics Industry）的<br /> 共同主編。<br /> <br /> Sheila Davis<br /> 現任「矽谷毒物聯盟」執行長<br /> 曾任「矽谷毒物聯盟」永續高科技計畫主持人，也是「回收電腦運動」（Computer<br /> TakeBack Campaign）共同創辦人及指導委員。<br /> 過去十年，Sheila Davis在形塑「矽谷毒物聯盟」之高科技產業環境政策上，扮演<br /> 重要角色。1996年，她研究發展了第一套電子產品回收的立法，該法案直達加州州<br /> 長層級，並於1999年推動美國第一個在住宅區人行道蒐集、回收電子廢棄物的實驗<br /> 性計畫。Sheila的研究與倡導，成功地促成加州禁止電子廢棄物進入該州管轄的垃<br /> 圾掩埋場、通過全美第一個電子廢棄物回收立法。<br /> <br /> 陳宇輝<br /> 現任「國際綠色和平組織」中國分部(GREENPEACE China)有毒物污染防治項目主任<br /> 2004年加入「國際綠色和平組織」，在香港辦公室負責空氣污染項目。2005年起，<br /> 加入「有毒物污染防治」團隊，在香港負責電子垃圾貿易的工作。 2006年起，轉<br /> 到廣州辦公室，負責與電子企業的溝通工作。<br /> <br /> █活動報名<br /> 請Email至台灣環境行動網秘書處<br /> iepatean@gmail.com<br /> 秘書蕭小姐<br /> <br /> <br /> ---<br /> <br /> Why are we “Challenging the Chip?”<br /> Why are there increasing demands for environmental standards for the<br /> high-tech industry worldwide?<br /> <br /> Why are environmentalists and labor activists starting to pay attention<br /> to the electronic industry?<br /> <br /> With the influence of the electronics industry now ranging from Silicon<br /> Valley in the United States to Hsinchu Science Park in Taiwan, the<br /> influence of the electronics industry has become global. Taiwan’s<br /> transformation into the electronics manufacturing center of the world<br /> has created huge environmental problems alongside its economic boost.<br /> How will Taiwan face the environmental challenges of the day? Will the<br /> electronics industry shoulder responsibility for the environmental harm<br /> it causes?<br /> <br /> For the past 25 years Ted Smith, founder and Former Executive Director<br /> of the Silicon Valley Toxics Coalition (SVTC), has led the movement for<br /> environmentally sustainable technology. Smith will discuss the negative<br /> impact that the electronics industry has had on labor rights and the<br /> environment, and why he decided to begin “Challenging the Chip.”<br /> <br /> Promoting efforts in California to regulate the environmental impact of<br /> the electronics industry, Sheila Davis, Executive Director of the<br /> Silicon Valley Toxics Coalition, will analyze the possibility of<br /> developing an environmentally sustainable and socially-responsible<br /> global electronics industry.<br /> <br /> Greenpeace China Toxics Campaigner Edward Chan (陳宇輝) discusses why<br /> consumers should care about the social and environmental impacts of<br /> their cell phones and computers.<br /> <br /> <br /> Event Sign-up Form<br /> <http ://www.iepanet.org/media/download/%25E7%25B6%25A0%25E8%2589%25B2%25E7%259F%25BD%25E5%25B3%25B6%25E7%259A%2584%25E7%2592%25B0%25E5%25A2%2583%25E6%258C%2591%25E6%2588%25B0%25E6%25B4%25BB%25E5%258B%2595%25E5%25A0%25B1%25E5%2590%258D%25E8%25A1%25A8.doc><br /> <br /> *Challenging the Chip-**Labor Rights and Environmental Justice in the<br /> Global Electronics Industry.*<br /> <br /> *Monday, January 22, 2007** **7:00-9:30 PM** *<br /> <br /> *Location: **National** **Taiwan** **University** **GIS** **Convention<br /> Center** (**Roosevelt Road** Section 4 Number 85 Level B1, Close to<br /> Gongguan MRT Station Exit 2)*<br /> <br /> Moderator: Wen-ling Tu (Taiwan Environmental Action Network)<br /> <br /> Speaker: Ted Smith (Founder of Silicon Valley Toxics Coalition)<br /> <br /> Discussant: Sheila Davis (Executive Director-Silicon Valley Toxics<br /> Coalition)<br /> <br /> Chan Yu-Hui (Greenpeace China Toxics Campaigner)<br /> <br /> Host: Taiwan Environmental Action Network, Wild at Heart Legal Defense<br /> Association, Green Citizens Action Alliance, Taiwan Academy of Ecology,<br /> National Taiwan University Sociology Department.<br /> <br /> Sponsor: Executive Yuan-Environmental Protection Agency, Industrial<br /> Technology Research Institute-Energy and Environment Research Laboratory.<br /> <br /> * *<br /> <br /> *Sustainable High-Tech Workshop<br /> Tuesday, January 23 **10:00 AM-5:00 PM** *<br /> <br /> *Location: Taiwan Technology University International Building Room I<br /> B301 (Keelung Road Section 4 No. 13, Underground Parking available at<br /> Keelung Road Section 4 Alley 41)*<br /> <br /> 9:40～10:10 Check-In<br /> <br /> 10:10~10:30 Sponsor Introduction<br /> <br /> 10:30~12:00 Sustainability and Corporate Social Responsibility in the<br /> High Tech Electronics Sector Speaker: Sheila Davis (Silicon Valley<br /> Toxics Coalition-Executive Director)<br /> <br /> 12:00~13:00 Lunch<br /> 13:00~14:20 Why we are challenging the chip: The Environmental Impacts<br /> and Occupational Health in Global Electronics: Global Governance and<br /> Local Actions<br /> Speaker: Ted Smith (Silicon Valley Toxics Coalition-Founder)<br /> <br /> 14:20~14:40 Break<br /> <br /> 14:40~16:00 E-waste and Corporate Social Responsibility within the<br /> high-tech electronics industry - Advocacy from Greenpeace International<br /> Speaker: Chan Yu-Hui陳宇輝 (Greenpeace China Toxics Campaigner)<br /> 16:10~17:00 Public Forum “Challenging the Chip”<br /> <br /> Moderator: Wen-ling Tu (Taiwan Environmental Action Network-Chairperson)<br /> <br /> Presenter: Lu Ying-Bin (Industrial Technology Research Institute-Energy<br /> and Environment Research Laboratory-Public Relations Manager)<br /> <br /> Host: Taiwan Environmental Action Network, Industrial Technology<br /> Research Institute-Energy and Environment Research Laboratory<br /> <br /> Partner: Wild at Heart Legal Defense Association, Green Citizens Action<br /> Alliance, Taiwan Academy of Ecology<br /> <br /> Sponsor-Executive Yuan-Environmental Protection Agency.<br /> <br /> <br /> *Speaker Introduction*<br /> <br /> *Ted Smith*<br /> <br /> Ted Smith is SVTC's founder and former Executive Director. He is<br /> currently SVTC's Senior Strategist. Ted is co-founder and Coordinator of<br /> the International Campaign for Responsible Technology (ICRT), an<br /> international network committed to working for the development of<br /> sustainable, non-polluting technologies. He is also the steering<br /> committee chair of the Computer TakeBack Campaign, which is working to<br /> promote life-cycle producer responsibility within the high-tech<br /> electronics industry. He is co-editor of the new book “Challenging the<br /> Chip: Labor Rights and Environmental Justice in the Global Electronics<br /> Industry” to be published by Temple University Press, 2006. In 2001, Ted<br /> was recognized by the Dalai Lama for his environmental leadership.<br /> <br /> **<br /> <br /> *Sheila Davis*<br /> <br /> Over the past 10 years, Sheila Davis has played a valuable role at SVTC<br /> and in shaping environmental policy in the high tech industry. She is<br /> one of the co-founders of the Computer TakeBack Campaign and sits on its<br /> steering committee. In 1996 she researched and developed the first<br /> electronic recycling legislation to reach the California Governor’s desk<br /> and in 1999 spearheaded the first pilot programs in the country to<br /> collect and recycle electronic waste from the residential curbside.<br /> Before becoming SVTC’s executive director, she served as program<br /> director of SVTC's Sustainable Technologies Program (formerly the Clean<br /> Computer Campaign). Sheila's research, advocacy and policy development<br /> led to a successful ban on hazardous electronic waste from the<br /> California municipal landfills and the subsequent passage of the first<br /> electronic recycling legislation in the nation. Sheila holds a bachelor<br /> degree from the University of California and served as a journalist,<br /> state legislative aide and community development specialist before<br /> joining the staff of SVTC.<br /> <br /> *Edward Chan*<br /> <br /> Chan joined Greenpeace China in 2004, working on air pollution issues.<br /> Currently serving as Toxics Campaigner at Greenpeace China, he joined<br /> Greenpeace China’s Toxics committee in 2005, working specifically on<br /> electronic waste and manufacturing issues. Recently in 2006 he<br /> transferred from Greenpeace China’s Hong Kong office to Guanchou<br /> Province, where she is advocating for corporate responsibility from the<br /> electronics industry.<br /> <br /> <br /> */For more information and to RSVP /*<br /> <br /> */Taiwan/**/ Environmental Action Network /*<br /> <br /> */iepatean@gmail.com <mailto :iepatean@gmail.com> /*<br /> <br /> *+886(02)2930-4975 ask for Norn Hsiao. *</mailto></http> 為什麼全球對高科技電子業的環保要求愈來愈高？
為什麼國際間愈來愈多環保與勞工團體，關注科技電子業擴張下的環境正義與勞動權？
從複製美國矽谷經驗到移植竹科經驗至台灣各地，二十五年間，台灣躍為全球電子
產品的製造大國，「綠色矽島」擘畫的矽金夢，如何面對全球對科技電子業日益嚴
苛的環境要求？台灣高科技電子業要負起什麼樣的企業社會責任？
領導全球永續高科技運動二十五年的「矽谷毒物聯盟」創辦人暨前任執行長Ted
Smith解說高科技電子業的環境與勞動衝擊，告訴你，他們為什麼「挑戰晶片」！
推動美國加州科技電子業環境立法、致力於「綠化」科技電子業的「矽谷毒物聯
盟」現任執行長Sheila Davis，分析高科技電子部門如何永續發展，科技電子業如
何做好企業社會責任。
「國際綠色和平組織」有毒物污染防治項目主任陳宇輝解說，為什麼任何擁有手
機、電腦的個人，都該關心電子廢棄物何去何從、電子毒害究竟帶來什麼樣的社會
衝擊？


1.22(一) 晚上7:00~9:30 挑戰晶片公開講座
1/23(二) 上午10:00～下午5:00 永續高科技工作坊

1.22(一) 晚上7:00~9:30 挑戰晶片公開講座

講題：挑戰晶片——全球科技電子業下的勞動權與環境正義
主持人：杜文苓（台灣環境行動網理事長）
主講人：Ted Smith (矽谷毒物聯盟創辦人)
與談人：Sheila Davis(矽谷毒物聯盟執行長)
陳宇輝（國際綠色和平組織中國分部有毒物污染防治項目主任 ）
林聖崇（台灣綠黨召集人、淨竹文教基金會理事長）
地點：台灣大學集思會議中心蘇格拉底廳 (台北市羅斯福路四段85號B1，近捷運新
店線公館站二號出口)


主辦：台灣環境行動網、台灣蠻野心足生態協會、綠色公民行動聯盟、台灣生態學
會、台灣大學社會學系
贊助：行政院環境保護署、財團法人工業技術研究院能源與環境研究所


1/23(二) 上午10:00～下午5:00 永續高科技工作坊

9:40～10:10 報到
10:10~10:30 主辦單位致詞
10:30~12:00
講題：高科技電子部門的永續性與企業社會責任
主講人：Sheila Davis(矽谷毒物聯盟執行長)
12:00~13:00午餐
13:00~14:20
講題：全球治理 、在地行動：我們為何挑戰晶片？——全球電子業的環境與健康衝擊
主講人：Ted Smith (矽谷毒物聯盟創辦人)
14:20~14:40 點心時間
14:40~16:00
講題：電子廢棄物與電子企業的社會責任——國際綠色和平的倡議
主講人：陳宇輝 (國際綠色和平組織中國分部有毒物污染防治項目主任)
16:10~17:00
綜合座談
主持人：杜文苓（台灣環境行動網理事長）
引言人：呂穎彬(工研院能源與環境研究所產業環境技術組推廣經理)
地點：台灣科技大學國際大樓I B301室（臺北市基隆路四段四十三號，國際大樓位
於基隆路四段41巷，可開車直抵地下停車場。搭乘捷運新店線：由公館站2號「銘
傳國小」出口左轉，沿台大舟山路步行，於鹿鳴堂右轉，過基隆路後左行即可到達。）

主辦：台灣環境行動網、財團法人工業技術研究院能源與環境研究所
協辦：台灣蠻野心足生態協會、綠色公民行動聯盟、台灣生態學會
贊助：行政院環境保護署



█講者介紹

Ted Smith
現任「矽谷毒物聯盟」(SVTC, Silicon Valley Toxics Coalition )資深策略師及
「回收電腦運動」指導委員會主席
是成立二十五週年的「矽谷毒物聯盟」創辦人、前任辦公室執行長，目前是矽谷毒
物聯盟的資深策略師；也是致力於高科技電子業永續發展、提倡非污染科技的國際
網絡「責任科技跨國運動」（International Campaign for Responsible
Technology ,ICRT）的共同創始人及運動協調人。Ted Smith也是「回收電腦運
動」（Computer TakeBack Campaign）指導委員會的主席，該運動致力於鼓吹企業
對電子產品從出生到死亡，都負起社會責任。Ted Smith也是2006年出版之新書《挑
戰晶片：全球電子業下的勞動權與環境正義》（Challenging the Chip: Labor
Rights and Environmental Justice in the Global Electronics Industry）的
共同主編。

Sheila Davis
現任「矽谷毒物聯盟」執行長
曾任「矽谷毒物聯盟」永續高科技計畫主持人，也是「回收電腦運動」（Computer
TakeBack Campaign）共同創辦人及指導委員。
過去十年，Sheila Davis在形塑「矽谷毒物聯盟」之高科技產業環境政策上，扮演
重要角色。1996年，她研究發展了第一套電子產品回收的立法，該法案直達加州州
長層級，並於1999年推動美國第一個在住宅區人行道蒐集、回收電子廢棄物的實驗
性計畫。Sheila的研究與倡導，成功地促成加州禁止電子廢棄物進入該州管轄的垃
圾掩埋場、通過全美第一個電子廢棄物回收立法。

陳宇輝
現任「國際綠色和平組織」中國分部(GREENPEACE China)有毒物污染防治項目主任
2004年加入「國際綠色和平組織」，在香港辦公室負責空氣污染項目。2005年起，
加入「有毒物污染防治」團隊，在香港負責電子垃圾貿易的工作。 2006年起，轉
到廣州辦公室，負責與電子企業的溝通工作。

█活動報名
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Why are we “Challenging the Chip?”
Why are there increasing demands for environmental standards for the
high-tech industry worldwide?

Why are environmentalists and labor activists starting to pay attention
to the electronic industry?

With the influence of the electronics industry now ranging from Silicon
Valley in the United States to Hsinchu Science Park in Taiwan, the
influence of the electronics industry has become global. Taiwan’s
transformation into the electronics manufacturing center of the world
has created huge environmental problems alongside its economic boost.
How will Taiwan face the environmental challenges of the day? Will the
electronics industry shoulder responsibility for the environmental harm
it causes?

For the past 25 years Ted Smith, founder and Former Executive Director
of the Silicon Valley Toxics Coalition (SVTC), has led the movement for
environmentally sustainable technology. Smith will discuss the negative
impact that the electronics industry has had on labor rights and the
environment, and why he decided to begin “Challenging the Chip.”

Promoting efforts in California to regulate the environmental impact of
the electronics industry, Sheila Davis, Executive Director of the
Silicon Valley Toxics Coalition, will analyze the possibility of
developing an environmentally sustainable and socially-responsible
global electronics industry.

Greenpeace China Toxics Campaigner Edward Chan (陳宇輝) discusses why
consumers should care about the social and environmental impacts of
their cell phones and computers.


Event Sign-up Form


*Challenging the Chip-**Labor Rights and Environmental Justice in the
Global Electronics Industry.*

*Monday, January 22, 2007** **7:00-9:30 PM** *

*Location: **National** **Taiwan** **University** **GIS** **Convention
Center** (**Roosevelt Road** Section 4 Number 85 Level B1, Close to
Gongguan MRT Station Exit 2)*

Moderator: Wen-ling Tu (Taiwan Environmental Action Network)

Speaker: Ted Smith (Founder of Silicon Valley Toxics Coalition)

Discussant: Sheila Davis (Executive Director-Silicon Valley Toxics
Coalition)

Chan Yu-Hui (Greenpeace China Toxics Campaigner)

Host: Taiwan Environmental Action Network, Wild at Heart Legal Defense
Association, Green Citizens Action Alliance, Taiwan Academy of Ecology,
National Taiwan University Sociology Department.

Sponsor: Executive Yuan-Environmental Protection Agency, Industrial
Technology Research Institute-Energy and Environment Research Laboratory.

* *

*Sustainable High-Tech Workshop
Tuesday, January 23 **10:00 AM-5:00 PM** *

*Location: Taiwan Technology University International Building Room I
B301 (Keelung Road Section 4 No. 13, Underground Parking available at
Keelung Road Section 4 Alley 41)*

9:40～10:10 Check-In

10:10~10:30 Sponsor Introduction

10:30~12:00 Sustainability and Corporate Social Responsibility in the
High Tech Electronics Sector Speaker: Sheila Davis (Silicon Valley
Toxics Coalition-Executive Director)

12:00~13:00 Lunch
13:00~14:20 Why we are challenging the chip: The Environmental Impacts
and Occupational Health in Global Electronics: Global Governance and
Local Actions
Speaker: Ted Smith (Silicon Valley Toxics Coalition-Founder)

14:20~14:40 Break

14:40~16:00 E-waste and Corporate Social Responsibility within the
high-tech electronics industry - Advocacy from Greenpeace International
Speaker: Chan Yu-Hui陳宇輝 (Greenpeace China Toxics Campaigner)
16:10~17:00 Public Forum “Challenging the Chip”

Moderator: Wen-ling Tu (Taiwan Environmental Action Network-Chairperson)

Presenter: Lu Ying-Bin (Industrial Technology Research Institute-Energy
and Environment Research Laboratory-Public Relations Manager)

Host: Taiwan Environmental Action Network, Industrial Technology
Research Institute-Energy and Environment Research Laboratory

Partner: Wild at Heart Legal Defense Association, Green Citizens Action
Alliance, Taiwan Academy of Ecology

Sponsor-Executive Yuan-Environmental Protection Agency.


*Speaker Introduction*

*Ted Smith*

Ted Smith is SVTC's founder and former Executive Director. He is
currently SVTC's Senior Strategist. Ted is co-founder and Coordinator of
the International Campaign for Responsible Technology (ICRT), an
international network committed to working for the development of
sustainable, non-polluting technologies. He is also the steering
committee chair of the Computer TakeBack Campaign, which is working to
promote life-cycle producer responsibility within the high-tech
electronics industry. He is co-editor of the new book “Challenging the
Chip: Labor Rights and Environmental Justice in the Global Electronics
Industry” to be published by Temple University Press, 2006. In 2001, Ted
was recognized by the Dalai Lama for his environmental leadership.

**

*Sheila Davis*

Over the past 10 years, Sheila Davis has played a valuable role at SVTC
and in shaping environmental policy in the high tech industry. She is
one of the co-founders of the Computer TakeBack Campaign and sits on its
steering committee. In 1996 she researched and developed the first
electronic recycling legislation to reach the California Governor’s desk
and in 1999 spearheaded the first pilot programs in the country to
collect and recycle electronic waste from the residential curbside.
Before becoming SVTC’s executive director, she served as program
director of SVTC's Sustainable Technologies Program (formerly the Clean
Computer Campaign). Sheila's research, advocacy and policy development
led to a successful ban on hazardous electronic waste from the
California municipal landfills and the subsequent passage of the first
electronic recycling legislation in the nation. Sheila holds a bachelor
degree from the University of California and served as a journalist,
state legislative aide and community development specialist before
joining the staff of SVTC.

*Edward Chan*

Chan joined Greenpeace China in 2004, working on air pollution issues.
Currently serving as Toxics Campaigner at Greenpeace China, he joined
Greenpeace China’s Toxics committee in 2005, working specifically on
electronic waste and manufacturing issues. Recently in 2006 he
transferred from Greenpeace China’s Hong Kong office to Guanchou
Province, where she is advocating for corporate responsibility from the
electronics industry.


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*/Taiwan/**/ Environmental Action Network /*

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