Amazon's water conservation and replenishment efforts around the world
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The collaboration with the Indian Institute of Technology Roorkee will reduce plastic usage and cut air pollution.
Get a first look at a future SMR (small modular reactor) that will help power AI and cloud services with advanced nuclear energy in the Pacific Northwest.
Amazon's new delivery station doubles as an exercise in sustainability, packed with more than 40 market-ready technologies and systems designed to reduce its resource usage and shrink its carbon footprint.
A first-of-its-kind harvest marks a milestone in Amazon’s commitment to climate innovation.
All of the electricity used by Amazon’s operations, including its data centers, was matched with 100% renewable energy in 2023.
Across the globe, we continue to find ways to reduce our packaging, while making the materials we use easier to recycle. Here’s a look at our progress so far.
More than 18,000 Amazon employees have taken specialized training to recognize and safely report suspicious situations.
The Pennsylvania Energy and Innovation Summit brought together Amazon leadership, policymakers, and energy and AI executives to advance U.S. technological leadership.
Check out these easy ways to reduce, reuse, and recycle your Amazon packaging.
Amazon is committed to decarbonizing its delivery fleet and has rolled out more than 25,000 custom electric delivery vans across the U.S.
The largest global technology investment announcement in Australia’s history will help build national AI capability and position Australia as a global AI and technology leader.
Annapurna Labs’ unique approach to innovation pushes the limits of computer software and hardware development.
Learn how Amazon is innovating to power our operations more sustainably.
Through alternative delivery models (such as on-foot, Amazon Hub Delivery and e-bikes), Amazon packages reach customers in big cities.
Amazon’s investment in its data center locations is helping create jobs, support economic growth, provide education and training opportunities, and much more.
From recycling boxes to buying pre-owned products, here are a few ways to be more sustainable this Earth Month as an Amazon shopper.
With our Climate Pledge Friendly program, it’s easy to identify and buy over 1.4 million products with sustainability features across electronics, beauty, apparel, household, and more.
Available through the Sustainability Exchange, this service will offer science-based carbon credits to suppliers, business customers, and Climate Pledge signatories.
Our roster of zero-tailpipe emission vehicles helps us deliver packages to customers around the world.
AI-based tools built on AWS are supporting Amazon’s Climate Pledge commitment.
Carbon credits help unlock private sector climate finance at scale, and drive impact beyond our own operations.
With more than 600 projects worldwide, Amazon is also supporting solar and wind initiatives in regions with polluted grids to help curb emissions.
The investments in Butts and Douglas counties are expected to create hundreds of jobs and enhance Georgia’s position as a hub for cutting-edge digital innovation.
The investment is expected to create hundreds of new AWS jobs and support thousands of jobs in the local economy, while bolstering local communities across Ohio.
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