Lukekaapa vaikka tämä, kun teiltä tulee vain noita vanhoja lähteitä ilman kunnon pointteja. Itsehän teidän pitäisi nämä tietää, kun voitte tehdä väitteitä, ettei Tesla hoida näitä kunnolla. Huomaatko miksi tämä on surkuhupaisaa näin päin?
Tesla released their annual sustainability report ahead of their annual general meeting. The report details the company’s commitment and actions to ensure that its supply chain can “maximize positive environmental...
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Vuyisile Ncube from EarthWorks says Tesla is doing more than other automakers to respect the rights of Indigenous Peoples impacted by mining for EV batteries – but they need to go even farther.
With regards to supply chain decarbonization, Tesla continues to be the only automaker that discloses disaggregated scope 3 emissions for its steel, aluminum and battery supply chains. Tesla’s impact report details how they have improved data collection on GHG emissions in their supply chain and that they now require suppliers in their battery supply chain to provide science-aligned GHG reduction targets set at the cell, cathode, and refining/smelting levels. It is also encouraging to see that Tesla’s 2023 impact report has a new chapter on steel and iron, which details the work the company has done on GHG emissions mapping for this supply chain.
Maricela Gutierrez from Industrious Labs says Tesla is leading the auto industry by publishing Scope3 emissions – but to live up to its goal to ‘accelerate the world’s transition to sustainable energy’ the company needs to invest in green steel.
As a top scorer in the
Lead the Charge annual leaderboard this year, Tesla plays a key role in building clean and equitable auto supply chains, and their report offers insight into emerging trends in supply chain sustainability. Our network of policy experts at Lead the Charge are reading through the document as we speak, analyzing Tesla’s sustainability commitments for its supply chain, and the communities it impacts.