Amazon staff vow to join climate strikers as they demand 2030 net zero goal
More than 1,000 staff slam firm for 'blatant disregard for reality' in its dealings with oil and gas companies, and for failing to target net zero emissions
More than 1,000 staff at Amazon have written to their bosses to demand tougher action on climate change from the online retailer, vowing to join mass walkouts as part of global climate strikes planned...
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