
Tell Apple: Airpods shouldn’t be designed to die
AirPods are nearly impossible to repair and their batteries are short-lived. Apple should design them to last.
Last week, our advocates visited the Southern Farm Show to talk to farmers about Right to Repair, here's what we found.
Last week, the annual Southern Farm Show made its way to the NC State Fairgrounds giving dealers and manufacturers the opportunity to show off the latest and greatest agricultural equipment and technology. But we wanted to know, is all this new, high-tech equipment without repairability, worth the hype? So, we spent the day asking farmers.
Over the course of the day we surveyed 16 farmers and found:
These conversations closely mirror results from U.S.PIRG & National Farmers Union’s national survey of farmers on Right to Repair and demonstrate that there is broad support for Right to Repair among our state’s farmers as well. It’s clear that farmers want reasonable access to the parts and tools to make the repairs they need to keep their equipment running and keep putting food on our tables. It’s time for our state legislators to enact policies that give farmers the repair choice they deserve.
AirPods are nearly impossible to repair and their batteries are short-lived. Apple should design them to last.
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Energy Conservation & Efficiency
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