Nokia will put online to discuss this week for his environmental record – ask your questions in the comments belowWant how green the average Nokia phone? For this week ask you to answer them to the growing Finnish mobile phone joins us to discuss his background and environmental efforts, so to send your questions below. From its humble beginnings as a wood pulp mill in 1865, Nokia is now the world’s number one wireless company with 37% market share worldwide. But despite its size, the company enjoys a good reputation with Greenpeace, the first place in the Greenpeace Guide to Greener Electronics. However, Nokia has lost points this year because it “pro-active lobbying” for the overhaul RoHS (Restriction of Hazardous Substances in electronic equipment) Directive. Nokia said the potential also collect mobile phones for real-time information about pollution and other local data environment. Henry Tirri, head of Nokia Research Center, cited the environment as a created field for the “killer” Ecological Applications can be. “Do not think of things that people in general with the position of the core systems, all things are, such as traffic information and collective data on air pollution and other environmental data has, he said. Nokia is in line Monday to Friday this week to your questions Reply to sell the environment – please downward. Ethical and social livingCorporate Green phonesMariam responsibilityNokiaMobile Cookguardian. co. uk © Guardian News & Media Limited 2010 | Use of this content is subject to our Terms & Conditions | More feeds