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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.
With the holiday shopping season in full swing, check out these easy ways to reduce, reuse and recycle your Amazon packaging.
Echo, Kindle, and Fire TV product packaging gets an all-new look using more recycled fiber and less ink.
From fulfillment centers to data centers to grocery stores, we’re testing and scaling new tech to push toward net-zero carbon emissions by 2040.
The brand-new MK30 drone underwent rigorous safety and regulatory tests to ensure it delivers double the range and half the noise than any previous Amazon delivery drone.
Through our re:Cycle Reverse Logistics hub, we're diverting more than 99% of decommissioned hardware from landfills.
This Same-Day Delivery site in Sacramento was the first ever fulfillment center in North America to earn the Zero Carbon Certification from the International Living Future Institute. Take a look at some of its coolest features.
On World Nuclear Energy Day, learn how Amazon is innovating to power our operations and address climate change.
Amazon is committed to decarbonizing its delivery fleet and has rolled out more than 20,000 custom electric delivery vans across the U.S.
This team of AWS employees are pushing the limits of what it means to design and build computer hardware to help customers work faster, more securely, and more sustainably—at lower cost.
New Small Modular Reactor agreements are part of Amazon’s plan to transition to carbon-free energy.
Here's how Amazon continues to innovate to deliver for customers, improve the employee experience, and build on its sustainability goals.
We’ve also incorporated five CPF companies into our operations, including electric vehicle charging, greenhouse agriculture, and AI-powered recycling.
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.
Jassy explains how sustainability initiatives are embedded into Amazon’s entire business.
Amazon provides sellers using Fulfillment by Amazon (FBA) with flexible options for seamlessly managing product returns.
Amazon’s investments in renewable energy projects combined with agriculture are bringing economic benefits to farmers and new sources of carbon-free energy to the grid.
More than 7 billion liters of water will be returned each year to local communities through AWS’s water replenishment efforts.
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