Apple unveils 'first of its kind' $200m forestry restoration fund to harness 'best tools' for soaking up emissions

Michael Holder
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Tech giant teams up with Goldman Sachs and Conservation International in a move designed to scale up wider investment in forestry restoration worldwide

Apple has launched a "first-of-its-kind" $200m forestry fund aimed at removing "at least" one million metric tonnes of carbon dioxide each year, promising to scale and support projects that sequester CO2,...

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