Amazon, Microsoft, and Meta join drive to slash CO2 from phones, laptops, and speakers

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Carbon Trust is working with tech giants to tackle the climate impact of internet-connected devices

A raft of the world's biggest tech companies, including Amazon, Microsoft, and Facebook-owner Meta, have teamed up with the Carbon Trust in a bid to decarbonise internet-connected devices such as phones,...

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