Google's sustainability investments don't go far enough
As it unveiled half a dozen new products for people to buy, Google announced new efforts in its quest to be a more "sustainable" company.
It has increased use of recycled plastic in Google products (including Nest and Stadia), announced a 100 percent carbon offset program for Google product delivery, and is investing $150 million to bring renewable energy to Google's manufacturing centers and their communities.
These latest updates follow Google's announcement in September that it made “the biggest corporate purchase of renewable energy in history.” That included a $2 billion investment in building clean energy infrastructure. Read more...
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