Re:Apple introduces M4 chip
by dns_snek on Wednesday May 08, 2024 @05:43AM
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From your link:
> "Apple defines high-quality credits as those from projects that are real, additional, measurable, and quantified, with systems in place to avoid double-counting, and that ensure permanence."
Apple then pledged to buy carbon credits from a company called Verra. In 2023, an investigation found that more than 90% of Verra's carbon credits are a sham. Notably, Apple made their pledge after the results of this investigation were known - so much for their greenwashing.
Re:Apple introduces M4 chip
by benced on Tuesday May 14, 2024 @04:14PM
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I wish we had gotten a resolution on whether that report from the Guardian was correct. Regardless, Apple says that credits make up only about 25% of their reduced emissions.
> "Apple defines high-quality credits as those from projects that are real, additional, measurable, and quantified, with systems in place to avoid double-counting, and that ensure permanence."
Apple then pledged to buy carbon credits from a company called Verra. In 2023, an investigation found that more than 90% of Verra's carbon credits are a sham. Notably, Apple made their pledge after the results of this investigation were known - so much for their greenwashing.
https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2023/jan/18/revealed...