Comment: After 100% renewable energy, it’s time for Apple to really tackle product packaging<div class="feat-image">
</div><p>Apple yesterday announced a <a href="
https://9to5mac.com/2018/04/09/apple-operations-100-percent-energy/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">really impressive achievement[/url]: its entire global operations are now 100% powered by renewable energy. That encompasses everything from retail stores and local offices through data centers to its Apple Park campus.</p>
<p>Unlike many companies, Apple doesn’t cheat by buying offsets.</p>
<p>“You could go out and buy carbon credits and offsets–nope,” says Jackson firmly. “You could go out and wait for other people to do projects and say ‘Can I have some of that please? How much will you charge me for some of your clean energy?’ No.”</p>
<p>Last time it updated us, the figure was 96%. When you don’t cheat, getting there with that last few percent is a far bigger achievement than it might sound, and I think Apple deserves every credit for this …</p>
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Comment: After 100% renewable energy, it’s time for Apple to really tackle product packaging
