INokia's been putting quite a focus on contributing to a greener, healthier world as of late. The manufacturer is continuously developing its manufacturing techology to make less and less polution and started collenting and expertly recycling unused phones first. Nokia co-operates with WWF and the activist of Greenpeace aren't impeaching them. Nokia 3110 Evolve is the first environment-friendly phone of the manufacturer which has a case made of mainly recycled material, and the whole package, too. At Mobile World Congress, the Finns draw up a brawer solution which is nearly extreme.
All parts of the phone in the picture above - including the electronic ones - are made of recycled materials. For example, most of the case was made of tin. Although the phone wasn't able to make calls, and 100% recycling rate looks impossible to reach, the attemp looks impressive. It looks like the Finnish manufacturer takes its ECO conception serious which is containing spacious plans to colligate the different industrial sectors to make all wastes recyclable.
