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Heirloom Seed Company
Charitable giving is fundamental to our business. Working with non-profit organizations, a significant portion of our annual profits goes toward providing food, emergency aid, sustainable development, and education to people in the U.S. and abroad. We also provide free seeds to hundreds of community and educational groups each year, because we believe that everyone should have access to nutrient-dense, delicious food, season after season.
Amazon sells a diverse range of organic vegetable seeds and seedlings, including herbs, leafy greens, tomatoes, peppers, and microgreens, suitable for indoor cultivation. Choose from individual seed packets or seed variety packs for a variety of culinary options.
Patagonia
Yvon Chouinard, who founded Patagonia 52 years ago, just made a stunning announcement. The 83-year-old entrepreneur and his family have given away their $3 billion company–all of it–to a special trust and a foundation created to combat climate change and protect nature. Chouinard always said he didn’t especially like being a billionaire. Now he no longer is one.
EWG Verified Cosmetics
With thousands of consumer products on the market, it can be overwhelming to know which ones are safer and healthier for your family. The EWG VERIFIED® mark does the work for you. When you see the EWG VERIFIED® mark on a product, you can be sure it’s free from EWG’s chemicals of concern and meets our strictest standards for your health.
As of today, 2396 products have been approved for the EWG VERIFIED® mark.
Sustainable Products
Our hope and dream is that you have joined PlanetVoters.com and when we hit 139 million voters, if each of us has made one or more changes in the direction of sustainability imagine what that would do to help save the planet. Can you purchase one or more sustainable products to replace non-sustainable products that you may be currently using?
Environmentally Sourced Paper Towels
Paper Towels, Toilet Paper, Other Paper – Biodegradable & Responsibly Sourced: Join PlanetVoters 139 Million And Help Support Our Efforts To Scale PlanetVoters – Just Click Through – It Won’t Cost You One Extra Penny
“According to the Natural Resources Defense Council (NRDC), it’s estimated that about 51,000 trees are cut down every day in the United States alone to produce paper towels and toilet paper. This figure includes both paper towels and other paper products like tissue paper the growing urgency with which scientists are calling for the protection of primary forests (areas that have never been industrially disturbed and have irreplaceable value for species and the climate).” NRDC.or
Bamboo Toilet Paper
Paper Towels, Toilet Paper, Other Paper – Biodegradable & Responsibly Sourced: Join PlanetVoters 139 Million And Help Support Our Efforts To Scale PlanetVoters – Just Click Through – It Won’t Cost You One Extra Penny
“According to the Natural Resources Defense Council (NRDC), it’s estimated that about 51,000 trees are cut down every day in the United States alone to produce paper towels and toilet paper. This figure includes both paper towels and other paper products like tissue paper the growing urgency with which scientists are calling for the protection of primary forests (areas that have never been industrially disturbed and have irreplaceable value for species and the climate).” NRDC.or
Lomi Food Composter
Lomi Food Composter – Join PlanetVoters 139 Million And Help Support Our Efforts To Scale PlanetVoters – Just Click Through – It Won’t Cost You One Extra Penny
Food waste contributes to approximately 8% of global greenhouse gas emissions, with rotting food in landfills producing methane, a potent greenhouse gas 25-84 times more effective at trapping heat than carbon dioxide (IPCC). Organic waste, including food waste, is responsible for about 16% of global methane emissions (FAO).
Home composting involves aerobic decomposition, producing carbon dioxide instead of methane. Using compost instead of synthetic fertilizers derived from fossil fuels can further reduce a home gardener’s carbon footprint.
Energy Efficient LED Replacement Bulbs
LED Lights- Join PlanetVoters 139 Million And Help Support Our Efforts To Scale PlanetVoters – Just Click Through – It Won’t Cost You One Extra Penny
Switching to LED lighting can significantly reduce carbon emissions and energy waste. LED lights use at least 75% less energy and last 25 times longer than incandescent bulbs, which waste 90% of their energy as heat. According to the IEA, replacing all incandescent bulbs with LEDs worldwide could:
- Save 348 TWh of electricity annually by 2030
- Reduce carbon emissions by 200 million metric tons annually by 2030
- Avoid the construction of 1,250 power plants worldwide by 2030
- Save over $100 billion annually in electricity costs
Biodegradable Plastic Bags
PLASTIC BAGS – BIODEGRADABLE & SAFE: Join PlanetVoters 139 Million And Help Support Our Efforts To Scale PlanetVoters – Just Click Through – It Won’t Cost You One Extra Penny
- 380 billion plastic bags used annually in the US, with low recycling rates (EPA)
- Plastic bags cause 100,000 marine animal deaths yearly (WWF)
- By 2050, plastic could outweigh fish in the oceans (Ellen MacArthur Foundation)
- 11 billion plastic items entangled on Asia-Pacific coral reefs (Environmental Science & Technology Letters)
- Plastic pollution costs the global economy $13 billion annually (UN)
- Microplastics found in human tissues, raising health concerns (NIH)
- Consuming seafood with microplastics exposes humans to harmful chemicals (WHO)
Amazon’s Climate Pledge-Friendly Products
We partnered with a wide range of external certifications, including governmental agencies, non-profits, and independent laboratories, and created our own certifications to help us distinguish more-sustainable products. We focused on certifications that are reputable, transparent, and have a focus on preserving the natural world. We will routinely evaluate and reassess the certification landscape to ensure we include the best partners to help you shop for more-sustainable products.
Amazon, a Leader in Sustainability
Powering our operations by renewable energy with new wind and solar farms
We are on a path to powering our operations with 100% renewable energy, and we’re on track to do this by 2025, five years ahead of schedule. In 2022, 90% of electricity consumed by Amazon was powered by renewable energy sources, thanks to more than 400 wind and solar projects around the world. In addition to wind and solar electricity, we’re also investing and innovating in new energy technologies like green hydrogen. Through the Climate Pledge Fund, we’re working with companies like Electric Hydrogen and Sunfire to improve energy generation, storage, and utilization.
Growing our fleet of electric and sustainable delivery options
In 2022, we had more than 9,000 electric delivery vehicles in our global fleet, and 145 million packages were delivered by EVs in the U.S. and Europe. Our goal is to get 100,000 electric delivery vehicles from Rivian on the road by 2030. Today, we have more than 5,000 vehicles operating in the U.S. and recently announced the first 300 to hit the road in Germany.
We’re also investing in sustainable logistics technologies and have more than 15,000 hydrogen-powered forklifts operating in our fulfillment centers in North America. In 2022, we signed a deal for enough green hydrogen to fuel 40,000 forklifts annually by 2025. We also deployed e-cargo bikes, scooters, and on-foot deliveries from micromobility hubs, including in New York City’s Manhattan and in 20 cities across Europe—from London and Paris to Marseille and Munich.
In 2022, we had more than 9,000 electric delivery vehicles in our global fleet, and 145 million packages were delivered by EVs in the U.S. and Europe. Our goal is to get 100,000 electric delivery vehicles from Rivian on the road by 2030. Today, we have more than 5,000 vehicles operating in the U.S. and recently announced the first 300 to hit the road in Germany.
We’re also investing in sustainable logistics technologies and have more than 15,000 hydrogen-powered forklifts operating in our fulfillment centers in North America. In 2022, we signed a deal for enough green hydrogen to fuel 40,000 forklifts annually by 2025. We also deployed e-cargo bikes, scooters, and on-foot deliveries from micromobility hubs, including in New York City’s Manhattan and in 20 cities across Europe—from London and Paris to Marseille and Munich.
Minimizing waste and excess packaging
We’re continuously improving our packaging for customers, using machine learning to minimize excess waste and single-use plastic. In 2022, we decreased single-use plastic by 11.6% across our global operations by expanding paper-based packaging, and continuing to use lighter and more-flexible packaging. Where possible, we also eliminate packaging altogether. In 2022, 11 percent of all packages shipped globally were without added Amazon delivery packaging.
Smaller and lighter packages take up less space during transport, and result in fewer carbon emissions in delivery. Since 2015, we’ve reduced the average weight of packaging per shipment by 41%, avoiding more than 2 million tons of material waste—the weight of 230 Space Needles, the iconic landmark in our hometown of Seattle.
Reducing supply chain emissions
Reaching net-zero carbon by 2040 requires Amazon to reduce its carbon footprint across our entire business, including our vast global supply chain. Like many companies our size, this is challenging, as these are activities that take place outside our direct operational control. We know that to decrease our carbon footprint, we must work with our supply chain partners to help them decarbonize their own operations. Beginning in 2024, we’re updating our Supply Chain Standards to require suppliers to share their carbon emissions data with us and set carbon goals. We’ll use our scale, investment, and innovation to provide tools and resources to help them reach their goals—whether that’s transitioning to renewable energy or accessing more sustainable materials.
Lowering our total emissions footprint and carbon intensity as the business grows
Amazon is a high-growth company, and a decreasing carbon intensity indicates that we’re successfully decoupling our emissions growth from the growth of our business. Our carbon intensity decreased 7% in 2022, while our business continued to grow. The carbon intensity metric allows us to measure how our carbon footprint is changing relative to the growth of the business.
Our total carbon footprint also decreased by 0.4% in 2022 as a result of our renewable energy investments, as well as a decrease in emissions from building construction and third-party transportation.
Designing data centers with a lower carbon footprint
AWS is designing data centers, including servers and hardware, for efficiency, resiliency, and a lower carbon footprint. Research shows that AWS can lower customers’ workload carbon footprints by nearly 80% compared to on-premises computing workloads and lower workloads up to 96% once AWS is powered with 100% renewable energy.
AWS also announced it will be water positive by 2030, returning more water to communities and the environment than we use in our direct operations.
Offering customers more sustainable product choices
Customers want products that align with their values, including sustainability. Our Climate Pledge Friendly (CPF) program helps customers identify products that are vetted by one or more trusted third-party sustainability certifiers as well as our own. In 2022, we more than doubled the number of CPF products available, and today, customers can shop from more than 550,000 CPF products. This same year, we shipped more than 800 million CPF-certified products, and the program now includes more than 50 certifications.
Respecting human rights with responsible business conduct
People are critical to the success of our business, and Amazon is committed to treating our employees, and the people connected to our entire value chain, with fundamental dignity and respect. In 2022, we committed $3 million to the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) Climate Gender Equity Fund to address inequities that exist for women in the climate finance ecosystem. We also support female entrepreneurs with the resources they need to develop climate change innovations.
Advancing supplier diversity
Operating a diverse supply chain brings innovation, economic growth, and it’s the right thing for society as a whole. In 2022, we focused on building and strengthening our supplier diversity and inclusion (SDI) processes, technologies, and partnerships. We spent $3.3 billion with 375 certified diverse suppliers, and hosted in-person events designed to meet diverse and small business owners across the U.S.
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Heirloom Seed Company
Charitable giving is fundamental to our business. Working with non-profit organizations, a significant portion of our annual profits goes toward providing food, emergency aid, sustainable development, and education to people in the U.S. and abroad. We also provide free seeds to hundreds of community and educational groups each year, because we believe that everyone should have access to nutrient-dense, delicious food, season after season.
Amazon sells a diverse range of organic vegetable seeds and seedlings, including herbs, leafy greens, tomatoes, peppers, and microgreens, suitable for indoor cultivation. Choose from individual seed packets or seed variety packs for a variety of culinary options.
Patagonia
Yvon Chouinard, who founded Patagonia 52 years ago, just made a stunning announcement. The 83-year-old entrepreneur and his family have given away their $3 billion company–all of it–to a special trust and a foundation created to combat climate change and protect nature. Chouinard always said he didn’t especially like being a billionaire. Now he no longer is one.
EWG Verified Cosmetics
With thousands of consumer products on the market, it can be overwhelming to know which ones are safer and healthier for your family. The EWG VERIFIED® mark does the work for you. When you see the EWG VERIFIED® mark on a product, you can be sure it’s free from EWG’s chemicals of concern and meets our strictest standards for your health.
As of today, 2396 products have been approved for the EWG VERIFIED® mark.
Sustainable Products
Our hope and dream is that you have joined PlanetVoters.com and when we hit 139 million voters, if each of us has made one or more changes in the direction of sustainability imagine what that would do to help save the planet. Can you purchase one or more sustainable products to replace non-sustainable products that you may be currently using?
Environmentally Sourced Paper Towels
Paper Towels, Toilet Paper, Other Paper – Biodegradable & Responsibly Sourced: Join PlanetVoters 139 Million And Help Support Our Efforts To Scale PlanetVoters – Just Click Through – It Won’t Cost You One Extra Penny
“According to the Natural Resources Defense Council (NRDC), it’s estimated that about 51,000 trees are cut down every day in the United States alone to produce paper towels and toilet paper. This figure includes both paper towels and other paper products like tissue paper the growing urgency with which scientists are calling for the protection of primary forests (areas that have never been industrially disturbed and have irreplaceable value for species and the climate).” NRDC.or
Bamboo Toilet Paper
Paper Towels, Toilet Paper, Other Paper – Biodegradable & Responsibly Sourced: Join PlanetVoters 139 Million And Help Support Our Efforts To Scale PlanetVoters – Just Click Through – It Won’t Cost You One Extra Penny
“According to the Natural Resources Defense Council (NRDC), it’s estimated that about 51,000 trees are cut down every day in the United States alone to produce paper towels and toilet paper. This figure includes both paper towels and other paper products like tissue paper the growing urgency with which scientists are calling for the protection of primary forests (areas that have never been industrially disturbed and have irreplaceable value for species and the climate).” NRDC.or
Lomi Food Composter
Lomi Food Composter – Join PlanetVoters 139 Million And Help Support Our Efforts To Scale PlanetVoters – Just Click Through – It Won’t Cost You One Extra Penny
Food waste contributes to approximately 8% of global greenhouse gas emissions, with rotting food in landfills producing methane, a potent greenhouse gas 25-84 times more effective at trapping heat than carbon dioxide (IPCC). Organic waste, including food waste, is responsible for about 16% of global methane emissions (FAO).
Home composting involves aerobic decomposition, producing carbon dioxide instead of methane. Using compost instead of synthetic fertilizers derived from fossil fuels can further reduce a home gardener’s carbon footprint.
Energy Efficient LED Replacement Bulbs
LED Lights- Join PlanetVoters 139 Million And Help Support Our Efforts To Scale PlanetVoters – Just Click Through – It Won’t Cost You One Extra Penny
Switching to LED lighting can significantly reduce carbon emissions and energy waste. LED lights use at least 75% less energy and last 25 times longer than incandescent bulbs, which waste 90% of their energy as heat. According to the IEA, replacing all incandescent bulbs with LEDs worldwide could:
- Save 348 TWh of electricity annually by 2030
- Reduce carbon emissions by 200 million metric tons annually by 2030
- Avoid the construction of 1,250 power plants worldwide by 2030
- Save over $100 billion annually in electricity costs
Biodegradable Plastic Bags
PLASTIC BAGS – BIODEGRADABLE & SAFE: Join PlanetVoters 139 Million And Help Support Our Efforts To Scale PlanetVoters – Just Click Through – It Won’t Cost You One Extra Penny
- 380 billion plastic bags used annually in the US, with low recycling rates (EPA)
- Plastic bags cause 100,000 marine animal deaths yearly (WWF)
- By 2050, plastic could outweigh fish in the oceans (Ellen MacArthur Foundation)
- 11 billion plastic items entangled on Asia-Pacific coral reefs (Environmental Science & Technology Letters)
- Plastic pollution costs the global economy $13 billion annually (UN)
- Microplastics found in human tissues, raising health concerns (NIH)
- Consuming seafood with microplastics exposes humans to harmful chemicals (WHO)
Amazon’s Climate Pledge-Friendly Products
We partnered with a wide range of external certifications, including governmental agencies, non-profits, and independent laboratories, and created our own certifications to help us distinguish more-sustainable products. We focused on certifications that are reputable, transparent, and have a focus on preserving the natural world. We will routinely evaluate and reassess the certification landscape to ensure we include the best partners to help you shop for more-sustainable products.
Amazon, a Leader in Sustainability
View Amazon's Climate Pledge-Friendly Certifications.Powering our operations by renewable energy with new wind and solar farms
We are committed to powering our operations with 100% renewable energy, and we are on track to achieve this goal by 2025, five years ahead of schedule. In 2022, 90% of the electricity consumed by Amazon was sourced from renewable energy, owing to over 400 wind and solar projects worldwide. In addition to wind and solar power, we are investing in and innovating new energy technologies such as green hydrogen. Through the Climate Pledge Fund, we collaborate with companies like Electric Hydrogen and Sunfire to enhance energy generation, storage, and utilization.
Growing our fleet of electric and sustainable delivery options
In 2022, our global fleet included over 9,000 electric delivery vehicles, facilitating the delivery of 145 million packages by EVs in the U.S. and Europe. Our aim is to have 100,000 electric delivery vehicles from Rivian on the road by 2030. Presently, we operate more than 5,000 vehicles in the U.S. and have recently launched the first 300 vehicles on the roads in Germany.
We are also investing in sustainable logistics technologies and currently have over 15,000 hydrogen-powered forklifts operating in our fulfillment centers in North America. In 2022, we finalized a deal for enough green hydrogen to fuel 40,000 forklifts annually by 2025. Additionally, we have deployed e-cargo bikes, scooters, and on-foot deliveries from micromobility hubs, including in New York City’s Manhattan and 20 cities across Europe—from London and Paris to Marseille and Munich.
In 2022, our global fleet comprised more than 9,000 electric delivery vehicles, and 145 million packages were delivered by EVs in the U.S. and Europe. Our objective is to have 100,000 electric delivery vehicles from Rivian on the road by 2030. Currently, we have over 5,000 vehicles in operation in the U.S. and recently introduced the first 300 on the roads in Germany.
We are also investing in sustainable logistics technologies and currently have over 15,000 hydrogen-powered forklifts in operation at our fulfillment centers in North America. In 2022, we finalized a deal to acquire sufficient green hydrogen to fuel 40,000 forklifts annually by 2025. Furthermore, we have implemented e-cargo bikes, scooters, and on-foot delivery methods from micromobility hubs, including in New York City’s Manhattan and in 20 cities across Europe—from London and Paris to Marseille and Munich.
Minimizing waste and excess packaging
We continuously enhance our packaging for customers, leveraging machine learning to reduce excess waste and single-use plastic. In 2022, we reduced single-use plastic by 11.6% across our global operations by expanding paper-based packaging and employing lighter and more flexible packaging materials. Additionally, we strive to eliminate packaging whenever feasible. In 2022, 11% of all packages shipped globally were delivered without additional Amazon packaging.
Smaller and lighter packages occupy less space during transportation, resulting in fewer carbon emissions during delivery. Since 2015, we have decreased the average weight of packaging per shipment by 41%, preventing over 2 million tons of material waste—the equivalent of the weight of 230 Space Needles, the iconic landmark in our hometown of Seattle.
Reducing supply chain emissions
Reaching net-zero carbon by 2040 requires Amazon to reduce its carbon footprint across our entire business, including our vast global supply chain. Like many companies our size, this is challenging, as these activities take place outside our direct operational control. We know that to decrease our carbon footprint, we must collaborate with our supply chain partners to help them decarbonize their operations. Beginning in 2024, we’re updating our Supply Chain Standards to mandate that suppliers share their carbon emissions data with us and establish carbon goals. We’ll leverage our scale, investment, and innovation to provide tools and resources to assist them in achieving their goals—whether that involves transitioning to renewable energy or accessing more sustainable materials.
Lowering our total emissions footprint and carbon intensity as the business grows
Amazon, as a high-growth company, sees a decreasing carbon intensity as a successful decoupling of emissions growth from business expansion. In 2022, our carbon intensity decreased by 7%, even as our business continued to grow. The carbon intensity metric enables us to gauge how our carbon footprint changes relative to business growth.
Designing data centers with a lower carbon footprint
AWS designs data centers, including servers and hardware, for efficiency, resiliency, and a reduced carbon footprint. Research indicates that AWS can decrease customers’ workload carbon footprints by nearly 80% compared to on-premises computing workloads and by up to 96% once AWS is powered with 100% renewable energy.
AWS also announced it will be water positive by 2030, returning more water to communities and the environment than we use in our direct operations.
Offering customers more sustainable product choices
Customers desire products that align with their values, including sustainability. Our Climate Pledge Friendly (CPF) program assists customers in identifying products vetted by one or more trusted third-party sustainability certifiers, as well as our own. In 2022, we more than doubled the number of CPF products available. Currently, customers can choose from more than 550,000 CPF products. In the same year, we shipped over 800 million CPF-certified products. Presently, the program includes more than 50 certifications.
Respecting human rights with responsible business conduct
People are critical to the success of our business, and Amazon is committed to treating our employees, and the people connected to our entire value chain, with fundamental dignity and respect. In 2022, we committed $3 million to the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) Climate Gender Equity Fund to address inequities that exist for women in the climate finance ecosystem. We also support female entrepreneurs with the resources they need to develop climate change innovations.
Advancing supplier diversity
Operating a diverse supply chain brings innovation, economic growth, and it’s the right thing for society as a whole. In 2022, we focused on building and strengthening our supplier diversity and inclusion (SDI) processes, technologies, and partnerships. We spent $3.3 billion with 375 certified diverse suppliers, and hosted in-person events designed to meet diverse and small business owners across the U.S.
