For setting incredibly ambitious long-term carbon-neutrality goals
Going several steps further than most generic corporate climate pledges, not only is Microsoft promising to become carbon neutral by 2030—but also, by 2050, to remove all the carbon the company has ever emitted since its founding in 1975. It aims to do that by launching an innovation fund on new climate solutions, expanding its internal carbon fee, and helping suppliers and customers drive down their footprints. And, to achieve zero waste by 2030, it’s boldly promising to divert at least 90% of its landfill waste, and make all Surface devices fully recyclable.
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