Jeff Bezos is donating $ 1 billion of his $ 10 billion charity pledge conservation of the environment as well as carbon forests in the Andes, the Congo Basin, and the tropical Pacific. After that about thirty years leading Amazon, which has the largest and largest share of carbon, Bezos appears to be looking to establish a new name as the world’s best and perhaps the most successful economist in the fight against climate change. And that an expensive trip to the mainland he just took? Bezos says it was enlightening.
“Nature is what helps us in our lives and it is fragile,” the billionaire said Monday at a press conference. “I am reminded of this July when I was replaced by Blue Origin. I felt that when I saw the Earth from space it would change the way one views the earth, but I was not prepared for how true it would be.”
Although the fundraising work is well-known, Bezos’ commitment to environmental protection is a powerful reminder of his legacy and a lot of untapped wealth was built by companies with soft drinks. Amazon’s gas has grown every year since 2018, and only last year, when global gas prices fell by about 7%, Amazon’s gas grew 19 to 60.64 million tons of carbon dioxide. It’s the same thing burning 140 million barrels of oil.
Amazon has moved to reduce its dependence on oil, such as and supplying its imported electricity, and it has taken many companies to sign His Promise of the Season, the industry’s commitment to zero-zero emissions by 2040. But in the meantime, Amazon will still rely on large, heavy-duty cargo ships. packing, and even new fuel-efficient aircraft to quickly deliver products to offline consumers.
Currently, Amazon Web Services (AWS) uses a lot of power to host its servers online. In 2019, Greenpeace he accused the cloud company of abandoning the pledge using 100% renewable energy and said some of the largest AWS sites use only 12% of renewable energy. And like other companies, like Google, it’s gone providing other cloud services to the old oil companies, AWS wrote Mask, Hess, and BP as a customer.
Bezos is actually no longer part of the Amazon. But Blue Origin, the airline business company he owns that recently acquired him, has caused environmental concerns. When the rocket company used carbon-free fuels – a combination of liquid hydrogen and liquid hydrogen – to produce these fuels expensive environmental, and environmentalists warn that Blue Origin rockets they still leave small details which can damage the atmosphere.
So when we look at it from a different perspective, Bezos ’environmental interests are just like trying to address the challenges that its companies have faced.