Re:Google says its carbon footprint is now zero
by shadowgovt on Monday September 14, 2020 @09:51AM
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Not really, for a couple reasons:
1) They have enough money to start initiatives, even geographically dispersed initiatives, independent from the state
2) They have a history of working hand-in-glove with the city of Seattle and the state of Washington; it can be hard to distinguish "What Microsoft is trying to do" from "What Washington state is trying to do" sometimes.
1) They have enough money to start initiatives, even geographically dispersed initiatives, independent from the state
2) They have a history of working hand-in-glove with the city of Seattle and the state of Washington; it can be hard to distinguish "What Microsoft is trying to do" from "What Washington state is trying to do" sometimes.