Apple To Use Clean Energy To Make Watches More Climate-Friendly

Apple is working to reduce its carbon emissions, including those from its supply chain. The company has made progress in reducing emissions from its manufacturing process, and it is now working to reduce emissions from its transportation network.

Apple has committed to using clean energy for its manufacturing process, and 300 of its suppliers have now made this commitment. This will help to reduce emissions from the production of Apple products, including the Apple Watch. It is also working to reduce emissions from its transportation network. The company is moving more products by boat, which is a more emissions-efficient way to transport goods.

Apple was one of the first companies to use planes to transport consumer electronics from factories in China to destinations around the world. This helped the company to reduce the inventory it needed to hold and boost its profits.

However, air transportation is a major source of carbon emissions. To reduce its environmental impact, Apple is now shipping half of its new watches by boat, train, or other non-air methods. These methods burn less fuel and produce fewer carbon emissions.

Apple is releasing three new versions of the Apple Watch, the Series 9, SE, and Ultra 2. These watches will have lower emissions than previous models, and Apple will buy carbon offsets for any remaining emissions.

Lisa Jackson, the head of Apple's environmental and governance efforts, said that the new watches will be made with recycled materials and will be powered by renewable energy. The company is also working to reduce the emissions from the transportation of the watches.