Apple today said it plans to go completely carbon neutral by 2030. Over the next 10 years, Apple plans to reduce its emissions by 75% and develop solutions to account for the remaining 25% of its carbon footprint.
Apple earlier today announced its plan to become completely carbon neutral by 2030. While the company is already carbon neutral as it pertains to corporate emissions, Apple’s plan over the next 10 years is to become carbon neutral across the entirety of its supply chain. In short, Apple notes that every product it sells will eventually have a net zero impact on the environment. “Businesses have a profound opportunity to help build a more sustainable future, one born of our common concern for the planet we share,” Tim Cook said in a press release.
