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What makes you think we aren't? The reticence to make glib commitments makes me think that tangible changes are in the works, but they can't be talked about yet. If there weren't plans for a bold new path forward, I suspect they would be far looser with their words.
I see this differently. Amazon's no-date commitment for 100% renewable energy is, by definition, glib. Yet it allows us to look like we're taking bold leadership when, so far, we're not.
That's a fair read. I guess, to me, 100% renewable energy in our datacenters someday is a tangible commitment in a way "reduce our impact by x amount" is suspect, given the general methodologies for calculating carbon are imprecise and often unreliable.
The US has to be net zero emissions by 2030 for the world to stay below 1.5°C of global heating. We absolutely need dates and to work aggressively toward them. Btw, did you know that goal of 100% renewable energy wasn't just for data centers, but "our global infrastructure"?
Color me skeptical, but how can we say we're a leader on climate, and then partner with fossil fuel companies to accelerate and expand oil extraction?
How can we be thinking about climate as a strategic driver of our risks and opportunities if the highest ranking Sustainability person in the company wasn't aware of our oil and gas business until we told her about it in March?
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