Apple to remove carbon from supply chain, products by 2030

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Apple to remove carbon from supply chain, products by 2030
Apple plans to remove carbon emissions from its entire business, including its products and sprawling supply chain, over the next decade. The iPhone maker said its global corporate operations such as offices and data centres are already carbon neutral but that it will extend its effort to the ...

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