“In some important ways, my generation has failed you,” Apple CEO Tim Cook, who is part of the Baby Boomer generation, said yesteday in his commencement speech to Tulane University graduates, who are members of Generation Z.
The detailed report highlights all the advances Apple’s made in helping preserve our environment and making its products more environment-friendly and way more energy-efficient.
Apple continues to expand its programs to ensure devices are used for as long as possible. Today’s announcements bring the company a step closer to fulfilling that goal.
Company funded 28 environmental projects with the now-completed $2.5 billion green bond allocations. 66 percent of the renewable energy it uses comes from these projects.
The videos highlight personalization options available via Spring-themed Apple Watch bands and the company’s environmental efforts when it comes to iPhone assembly.
Apple has announced a new Chinese-based initiative to connect suppliers with renewable energy sources. At launch, 10 suppliers have signed onto the program.
Apple on Thursday shared its 2018 environmental report, highlighting all of the steps it’s taken over the last year to reduce its impact on the environment. As announced earlier this month, the company has reached its longterm goal of using renewable energy to power 100% of its operations, and it even says it has convinced over 20 of its suppliers to commit to the same goal.
In announcing the major milestone to help preserve our environment, the Cupertino tech giant also said that nine more suppliers have committed to 100% clean energy production.
GreenBiz released its conversation with Apple’s visionary sustainability executive on the company’s commitments on renewable energy, circular materials and other topics.
Apple is donating $1 million to aid in the rebuilding and recovery efforts of the Southern California communities that have been impacted by the ongoing wildfires.
Apple has been continually committed to sourcing its materials from mines that positively affect local communities in Congo, claims Enough Project.
But it just isn’t sure how yet.