The products
you love
also love the
planet.
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Apple has a plan.
We’ve been carbon neutral since 2020. By 2030, all our products will be too.
We’ve been carbon neutral since 2020. By 2030, all our products will be too.
100% recycled gold in the wire of all cameras
100% recycled tin in the solder of main logic board
100% recycled rare earth elements in all magnets
Antenna lines are made from upcycled water bottles
Oops-resistant .
Durable design withstands spills, splashes and drops for longer use
Daisy the robot disassembles iPhone into recyclable parts1
of clean energy brought online in our manufacturing supply chain
We consider our impact on people and the planet in everything we do. And we continue to ask ourselves how we can make our work an even greater force for good in the world.
Lisa Jackson, Vice President Environment, Policy and Social Initiatives
Learn more about the progress of your Apple devices with our product environmental reports.
We’re already carbon neutral across our corporate operations and are on the way to making carbon-neutral products by 2030. Learn more about our latest efforts to reduce our remaining carbon footprint, fight climate change and support equity.
View the 2022 Environmental Progress Report (PDF)Our aim is to make products using only renewable resources or recycled material — so we prioritise, responsibly source and recover materials.
Apple has a rigorous programme to ensure the safety of chemicals used in our products. Learn about Apple’s strict standards, detailed toxicological assessments and methodology for assessing chemicals of concern.
Climate change is a defining issue of our time. Our goal is to achieve complete carbon neutrality by 2030. Below are detailed updates on our progress.
We hold ourselves and our suppliers to the highest standards for labour and human rights protections, health and safety in the workplace, environmental practices and the responsible sourcing of materials.
Find out the answers to common questions about Apple and the environment.