Apple offers latest insight into its green supply chain push

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Tech giant's latest supplier responsibility report claims energy efficiency programme stopped thousands of metric tons of carbon from being released last year

"We don't want to debate climate change. We want to stop it," Apple proclaimed in its 2015 environmental sustainability report. Bravo, but precisely how Apple is going about tackling climate change - at...

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