Are Netflix and Reddit's green credentials suffering at the hands of Amazon?
New Greenpeace report slams Amazon's lack of transparency over plans to shift towards renewable energy
Some of the world's fastest growing online brands, such as Netflix, Pinterest and Reddit are being dragged down Greenpeace's green rankings by Amazon's slow progress in shifting towards renewable energy...
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