Apple says has cut its carbon footprint by 60% since 2015
The numbers do not include carbon offsets retired by Apple to claim ‘carbon neutrality’.
Apple has reported a 60% carbon footprint reduction across Scopes 1, 2 and 3 since its 2015 base year, putting the company on track to deliver its targeted 75% decrease by 2030.
The numbers disclosed this week in Apple’s latest sustainability report do not include the millions of carbon offsets retired by Apple to claim ‘carbon neutrality’ – a claim that recently led to a greenwashing lawsuit.
