Thousands of Amazon employees demand company delivers bolder climate action
More than 4,000 Amazon employees have signed a letter demanding the firm clarify its environmental commitments and take more radical action to shrink its carbon footprint
Over 4,000 Amazon employees have called on the company to step up its climate change response in an open letter criticising the vagueness of the tech giant's environmental commitments and demanding more...
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