Sprint has indicated that it intends to source 100% renewable electricity and divert 50% of operational waste from landfills by 2025. This is what we need to hear on a day to day basis, from more and more corporations. While 2020 would be better, 2025 is not that far off, especially when you consider development timelines and corporate planning and budgeting challenges.
Ethical consumerism non-profit Green America published its Wireless Scorecard at the end of April, with T-Mobile again earning the top ranking while Sprint fell to last place, nearly flunking.
American telecommunications giant Verizon has finally bowed to consumer and campaigner pressure and set itself a real renewable energy target of 50% by 2025, a dramatic increase on its current level of 2% and its previously-indicated 4% target.
Software development used to be a long, drawn-out process, with teams of workers spending years if not decades to develop the next generation of the next big thing. Enterprise tech teams were structured around these longer timelines and threw up their own gates to gather requirements, contract out the development, deploy the release, and validate solutions before handing them over to the service teams that would manage the solution for the rest of its lifetime.
Ethical consumerism non-profit Green America has this week gone on the offensive against American telecommunications giant Verizon regarding what it describes as misleading ‘#humanability’ advertising campaign that is currently focusing on a partnership with the Hawaiian Electric Company.
Ethical consumerism non-profit Green America has flunked one of America’s leading telecoms, Verizon, in its Wireless Scorecard, even as the company’s rivals passed with flying colors in an industry that is more and more looking to clean up its energy usage.
Twelve of the US’ largest, most well-known corporations think renewable energy is as mainstream as they are, and want more of it.
Originally published on Think Progress. By Ari Phillips. When it comes to technology these days, we take things for granted mere moments after they’ve been incorporated into our lives. Brand new apps and devices offering unexpected conveniences are suddenly indispensable to daily existence. Such is the case with the USB … [continued]
A joint report published by the World Wildlife Fund (WWF) and the Carbon Disclosure Project (CDP) outlines an analysis that could save companies billions as well as help the corporate sector contribute to the goal of avoiding pushing global temperatures over 2°C above pre-industrial levels. The 3% Solution: Driving Profits Through … [continued]
Greenpeace is a true blue — well, a true green — working for the betterment of society since its passionate and humane beginnings. Greenpeace International may be associated with nature, but it also impresses upon us the fact that the same businesses that brought us the cloud, internet-powered smart phones, … [continued]
