![]() ![]() ![]() Up from 13% the year before, a quarter of all the cobalt found in Apple products in 2022 originated from recycled materials. Over the past three years, Apple has greatly increased the use of 100% certified recycled cobalt, making it possible to incorporate it into all Apple-designed batteries by 2025. “We’re working toward both goals with urgency and advancing innovation across our entire industry in the process.” “Our ambition to one day use 100 percent recycled and renewable materials in our products works hand in hand with Apple 2030: our goal to achieve carbon neutral products by 2030,” said Lisa Jackson, Apple’s vice president of Environment, Policy, and Social Initiatives. So we’ll keep pressing forward in the belief that great technology should be great for our users, and for the environment.” “From the recycled materials in our products to the clean energy that powers our operations, our environmental work is integral to everything we make and to who we are. “Every day, Apple is innovating to make technology that enriches people’s lives, while protecting the planet we all share,” said Tim Cook, Apple’s CEO. Apple’s 2030 objective to make every device carbon neutral is improved thanks to this quick development, which also moves the business closer to its goal of making all goods out of recycled and renewable materials one day. In addition, all Apple-designed printed circuit boards will use 100% recycled tin soldering and 100% recycled gold plating by 2025, and magnets in its devices will be made completely of recycled rare earth materials.īy 2022, the company had increased its usage of important recycled metals, and as a result, more than two-thirds of all aluminum, almost three-quarters of all rare earths, and more than 95% of all tungsten used in its products are now sourced from 100% recycled material. ![]() Apple has announced a significant acceleration of its efforts to expand the usage of recycled materials across all of its products, including a new aim of using 100% recycled cobalt in all batteries made by Apple by the year 2025. ![]()
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