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Microsoft's Environmental Sustainability Profile and Analysis:

Microsoft's environmental profile has been verified by our expert environmentalists

Energy

Policy

Waste

Materials

Microsoft Logo for Sustainability

Microsoft has made it clear that environmental sustainability truly shapes how they do business.
Time and time again, they have raised the standards for how companies should treat the planet.
We have spent days analyzing the ins-and-outs of their environmental impacts, and have concluded that Microsoft is the perfect example of an environmentally-ethical company.
environmental sustainability truly shapes how they do business.

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Microsoft Will be Carbon Negative by 2030.

To Be Carbon Negative by 2030, they Will Remove Lifetime Carbon Emissions (since 1975)

They Will Counter Direct and Indirect Carbon Emissions

They have Almost 1 Million Solar Panels

Increased Energy Efficiency

2 Largest Fulfillment Centers Carbon Neutral by 2021 (37% of Purchases)

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Microsoft Products are Designed to be Sustainably-Sourced.

Water Positive by 2030 by Reducing Water Use and Filling Up Basins with Water

Products Designed to Last

Limited Use of Environmentally Unfavorable Materials in Packaging

Limited Use of Toxic Materials

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Microsoft Commits to Zero Waste by 2030.

Microsoft Conserves + Repurposes + Recycles

They Will Soon be Able to Process eWaste on Site

They are Removing Plastics from Packaging

Investing $30 Million to Accelerate Clean Waste R&D

Surface Will be 100% Recyclable by 2030

100% Recyclable Packaging by 2030

Packaging Currently 80% Post Consumer Content

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Microsoft is a True Leader for Corporate Sustainability.

Creating Machine Learning Technologies to Monitor Environmental Trends

$1 Billion In Environmental Grants

Thousands of Employees working for Environmental Change

Employee Rewards for Being Environmentally Conscious

Bill Gates Leads Global Environmental Efforts

Data for much of this page and videos come from Microsoft.

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