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Reparierbarkeit: Microsoft wird aufgefordert, nachhaltiger zu werden

Reparierbarkeit: Microsoft wird aufgefordert, nachhaltiger zu werden
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Microsoft products must be repairable for a sustainable future, insists shareholder body

Microsoft must introduce the Right to Repair to reduce the enormous e-waste, says As You Sow. As You Sow is a body overlooking the environmental impacts of corporate practices and expansion.

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Microsoft becomes latest Principal Partner for COP26 Climate Summit

Microsoft becomes latest Principal Partner for COP26 Climate Summit
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Investors force plastic industry to reveal pollution

#166 of 166 articles from the Special Report: Food Insider About 10 trillion plastic pellets are leaked into the environment each year, polluting waterways worldwide. Photo by Kajsa Sjölander / Greenpeace Investors are forcing the world’s biggest plastic manufacturers to reveal how many harmful plastic pellets they are leaking into rivers, lakes and oceans worldwide. Factories, trains, ships and trucks spill about 10 trillion of the lentil-sized pellets, or nurdles, used to make all plastic products, into the environment each year enough to make roughly 15 million plastic bottles. Once in aquatic environments, pellets become toxic, poisonous magnets for birds, fish and other animals.

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