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Progress on our goal to be carbon negative by 2030 - Microsoft on the Issues
TONZ you may want to know more about. This new organization is committed to addressing climate change by accelerating the energy transition. Here are a few notable tidbits from TONZ:
We need to move from ambition to action, from inspiration to implementation, and take a pragmatic approach to transformation if we are to deliver what is needed now.
As leaders of some of the world’s largest companies, with a combined annual revenue of $500bn and assets worth $800bn1 committed to net zero, we are accelerating our efforts to minimise our climate impact and maximise our positive impact on people and our planet.
Progress on our goal to be carbon negative by 2030 - Microsoft on the Issues
In January, Microsoft announced we will be carbon negative by 2030 and remove from the environment more carbon than we have emitted since our founding by 2050. Today, we are announcing seven important new steps on our path to our 2030 goal
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