Tim Cook says businesses should tackle climate change & equal rights proactively, not wait for governments Large corporations should actively wield their power and influence for the good of the planet and its people, rather than sitting back and waiting for governments to take the lead, Apple Chief Executive Tim Cook said in a speech at Italy's top business school on Tuesday. Blair MacGregor 10 years ago 227
This week on AppleInsider: China woes, Apple TV launch date, OS updates & more Apple released significant updates for iOS, OS X, and watchOS this week, but ran into serious issues in China, even as it tried to put a positive spin on its environmental efforts there. Roger Fingas 10 years ago 11
Apple's Tim Cook to join group of corporate leaders tackling Chinese environmental problems Apple CEO Tim Cook is joining the CEO Council for Sustainable Urbanization, a group formed by the Paulson Institute and the China Center for International Economic Exchanges in order to divert the environmental impact of China's urban growth. Roger Fingas 10 years ago 4
Apple once again tops in tech for environmentally-friendly datacenters, Greenpeace says Apple continues to outpace its Silicon Valley brethren when it comes to making environmentally conscious choices for its expanding datacenter footprint, according to Greenpeace's annual cloud computing report. Sam Oliver 11 years ago 29
Apple expands green initiative to Chinese manufacturing, to manage 1M acres of forest Apple on Monday local China time announced a major expansion of its environmental responsibility operations in the region, including the creation of one million acres of responsibly managed forests and a buildout of clean energy infrastructure for manufacturing facilities, offices and retail stores. AppleInsider Staff 11 years ago 27
Apple ranks among top 50 'green' brands in 2015 survey of US shoppers Apple is among the 50 most environmentally-friendly brands, according to a U.S. survey of 36,000 men and women, which among other topics asked shoppers which brands they perceived to be the most "green." Roger Fingas 11 years ago 2
Apple's 2015 Enviromental Responsibility Report shows larger carbon footprint Apple on Monday issued the 2015 edition of its Environmental Responsibility report, trumpeting attempts to reduce the company's contributions to problems like climate change and resource depletion, while admitting gaps in managing its carbon footprint. Roger Fingas 11 years ago 17
Apple triples retail renewable energy rollout, 360 outlets worldwide go green Apple's plan to power its expansive retail operation entirely with renewable energy has taken a significant leap forward, the company revealed on Monday, as more than 360 Apple Store locations around the world now run on green power. Sam Oliver 11 years ago 7
Apple touts its environmental bona fides in new promotional video Days after announcing new sustainability projects in the U.S. and China, Apple on Monday unveiled a new two-minute video highlighting the company's commitment to environmental responsibility. AppleInsider Staff 11 years ago 11
Apple buys 36,000 acres of forest to create sustainable eco-friendly product packaging Apple and The Conservation Fund are partnering to purchase more than 36,000 acres of vulnerable forestland in Maine and North Carolina, and will use the land to sustainably harvest materials that can be used for paper and packaging. AppleInsider Staff 11 years ago 64
Apple says working toward 'net zero energy' and green products in Environmental Responsibility Report Apple on Wednesday published an Environmental Responsibility Report covering fiscal 2013, outlining steps the company has taken to reduce impact on climate change, use green materials in its products and conserve resources. Mikey Campbell 11 years ago 70
Apple launches 'Better' environmental campaign with Tim Cook-narrated video Apple on Tuesday unveiled a campaign that more clearly outlines the impact of the company's environmental initiatives, backing it up with a revamped environmental responsibility website and an introductory video narrated by CEO Tim Cook. AppleInsider Staff 12 years ago 58
Apple iPad casing supplier under fire over alleged water pollution Chinese locals call it the "milky river," due to its milky white color. It kills fish, its water is unsuitable for crop irrigation, and it's allegedly the fault of a company that manufactures cases for Apple's iPad. Kevin Bostic 13 years ago 49