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Bain, BCG, National Grid sign onto Davos climate pledge

Summary by Ground News

Alphabet, Microsoft, and Salesforce today pledged $500 million to new climate tech. Carbon dioxide removal (CDR) isn't the solution for Big Tech's own pollution. Tech companies might have some residual emissions, perhaps from heavy industry in their supply chains. But for tech companies with much of their business and related emissions in data centers, there's little excuse for them not to prevent their pollution.

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The Business Journals

Bain, BCG, National Grid sign onto Davos climate pledge

Bain & Co., Boston Consulting Group and National Grid, are among more than 50 companies that have signed the pledge committing themselves to take harmful carbon dioxide out of their energy footprint.

2 years ago·United States

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Bloomberg

Climate Change Is the Easiest Problem to Solve at Davos

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The Verge

Big Tech is pouring millions into the wrong climate solution at Davos

Alphabet, Microsoft, and Salesforce commit $500 million to carbon removal.

2 years ago·United States

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Bloomberg Linea

Davos: Climate change is the easiest problem to solve

Faced with global bottlenecks happening at the same time, the climate crisis has become one of the easiest issues to discuss

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gibsonstackle.com

Big Tech is pouring millions into the wrong climate solution in Davos

Alphabet, Microsoft and Salesforce today pledged $ 500 million for new climate technology that is supposed to extract carbon dioxide from the atmosphere to

2 years ago

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