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2013 DiCaprio_Microsoft Becoming Carbon Neutral
2013 DiCaprio_Microsoft Corporate Policies for Carbon Impact
2013 DiCaprio_The Microsoft carbon fee: theory and practice
2013/11 Microsoft adopts Google's approach to buying wind power
2013/9 Microsoft’s Carbon Offset Strategy: Making a Difference One Project at a Time
2015/12 Microsoft buys carbon credits in forest near Mount Rainier to offset pollution
2015/7 White House Launches American Business Act on Climate Pledge
2015/9 Microsoft Leads Movement to Offset Emissions with Internal Carbon Tax
2016 Amazon Apple Google and Microsoft Amicus in support of respondents
2017/8 Why clean innovation makes business sense
2019/4 We’re increasing our carbon fee as we double down on sustainability
2020/1 Microsoft makes 'carbon negative' pledge
2020/1 Microsoft, Google, Amazon – Who’s the Biggest Climate Hypocrite?
2020/1 Microsoft’s quest to go ‘carbon negative’ inspires $1B fund
2020/4 Microsoft is building a ‘Planetary Computer’ to protect biodiversity
2021 Joppa_Microsoft’s million-tonne CO2-removal purchase — lessons for net zero
2021/1 Microsoft cut carbon emissions 6% last year, predicts climate investments will pay off in long run
2021/10 Energy & Renewables at Microsoft
2021/10 Microsoft’s $1B Climate Innovation Fund
2021/3 Insights from analyzing a new round of carbon removal projects
2021/5 Can Microsoft Keep It Green? with Holly Beale on Apple Podcasts
2022 Microsoft_TCFD Report 2021
DiCaprio - Microsoft's internal carbon price had to start low, but will rise to reflect cost of pursuing renewables
Infographic - Microsoft's environmental footprint at a glance
MicroSoft has taken steps to internalize the external cost of carbon pollution
Microsoft uses Envizi energy management software
Microsoft's Climate Strategy