Arrows mean recent significant movement. Philips have dropped, because they lobby against producer responsibility.
Units are 51 things that Greenpeace care about (top three are hazardous waste, takeback programmes and emissions) / 10 for easy brains. Scale is non-linear because most of the interest is currently clustered between 3 and 6.
I don’t know. It would be better if you could more easily see the trends over time.
What exactly do the white arrows mean? Does Philips span that range of greenness, or have they dropped in recent times?
What are the units of the scale, and why are they distributed non-linearly?
And most importantly, why can I not view the data from previous versions concurrently?
Arrows mean recent significant movement. Philips have dropped, because they lobby against producer responsibility.
Units are 51 things that Greenpeace care about (top three are hazardous waste, takeback programmes and emissions) / 10 for easy brains. Scale is non-linear because most of the interest is currently clustered between 3 and 6.
I don’t know. It would be better if you could more easily see the trends over time.