Alphabet, Intel and Walmart: Low-carbon products make business sense
Opportunities abound in these efforts to boost efficiency and cut emissions
Investing in low-carbon technologies can make good business sense, especially if the technology solves multiple problems, say executives at Intel, Walmart and Alphabet. Intel has invested in renewable...
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