Apple Launches $200 Million 'Restore Fund' To Target Carbon Removal

Apple on Thursday announced it's launching a $200 million 'Restore Fund' that will 'make investments in forestry projects to remove carbon from the atmosphere while generating a financial return for investors.' From a report: The move is the latest step by the world's largest tech companies to invest in climate initiatives, including a number of efforts to finance technologies and methods to not only cut emissions, but remove atmospheric CO2.

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