Big tech has the tools to help all of us cut our emissions. But to be credible, big tech firms also need to work harder in cutting their own large carbon footprints. Read more at straitstimes.com.
In this Green Pulse podcast episode, Ms Kate Brandt, Google's chief sustainability officer, shares about some of the climate tech tools available, or soon to be available, in Singapore.
Technology has the tools to help all of us cut our emissions. But to be credible, big tech firms also need to cut their own large carbon footprints.
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