Microsoft can’t achieve its climate goals alone — so it’s enlisting other companies to go net-zero

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By Emily PontecorvoJul 22, 2020, 11:07 am226 pts
Back in January, Microsoft announced arguably the most ambitious climate plan of any tech company to date. Grist coined the term “carbon invisible” to describe the two-part plan: Microsoft intends to go carbon-negative by 2030, meaning it will pull more carbon out of the atmosphere than it puts in by that…

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