Other people have produced longer lists than this but already our criteria excludes most of modern technology. That is hardly surprising. During the last hundred years scientific research has been directed by the state and industry to an unprecedented degree. The elites who run our society have used this influence to channel technology along a path of increasing centralisation. The most glaring example of this is nuclear power.
Nuclear power is a crazy way of producing energy.
But it makes a lot of sense if you're part of a small elite who want to ensure your control of society's energy. To quote Jean-Claud Levy an executive director of a firm that produces nuclear reactors. A quasi military work environment ensures that there is no risk of you being bothered by troublesome trades unions. Nuclear power is merely the most glaring example of the way modern technology has little in common with peoples needs, let alone the environment. Hence inevitably Greens appear to be against technology as such because the kind of technology we are in favour of is often still on the drawing board.