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Despite climate pledges by US tech giants, Greenpeace finds key supplies for Amazon, Microsoft, Google, HP, and others remain deeply reliant on fossil fuels

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  • @greenpeaceeasia @greenpeaceeasia on x
    We found that emissions from the world's biggest #semiconductor manufacturers are on the rise. Since 2019, emissions have increased from Samsung Electronics (26.1%), TSMC (17.5%), and SK Hynix (11.7%). Collectively their clients include Apple, Microsoft, and Google, etc. [4/6]
  • @greenpeaceeasia @greenpeaceeasia on x
    It's time for suppliers like Samsung Electronics, TSMC and SK hynix to catch up with their clients' own climate commitments. All electronics companies, including suppliers, need to transition to 100% renewable energy by 2030 -both for the planet and their economic survival. [6/6]