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Microsoft's dirty supply chain is holding back its climate ambitions
URL : https://www.theverge.com/23745933/microsoft-fossil-fuels-suppy-chain-emissions-climate
[[Microsoft]]. [[supply chains]]. [[carbon dioxide emissions]].
96.71% of Microsoft's emissions are scope 3, i.e. lifecycle emissions from products.
Emissions from many of Microsoft's suppliers have in fact been going up. Mostly, they seem to say, as a result of increase in demand.
Seems like a reduction in demand (i.e. degrowth) would be a good way to go.
The problem of [[carbon emissions]], counter to [[planetary stability]], at all layers of the stack.
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