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- Our Policy and Vision
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- Environmental Management
- Environmentally Friendly Products and Services
- Activities toward Ecosystem and Biodiversity Preservation
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- Social Contributions through Environmental Activities
- Overseas Engagements of the NEC Group
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Green Glossary
Index
Dioxin
Dioxin is the generic name for the chemical substances used by the United States army in its Agent Orange campaign in the Vietnam War. Known to cause birth defects, physical deformities, cancer, immunity abnormalities, and internal organ damage, dioxins are said to be the strongest and most toxic substances created by humans. Dioxins have been detected in the gases from fires and city refuse incinerators and emissions from paper factories. There are more than 200 types of dioxins, distinguished according to their chemical structure.
Domestic manufacturing subsidiaries
Manufacturing subsidiaries in Japan that are 100% financed by NEC.
Domestic service and software subsidiaries
Service and software subsidiaries in Japan that are 100% financed by NEC.
Dummy card
A card that is temporarily set into the memory card slot of a device to prevent dirt and foreign matter from entering.
