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Samsung’s Efforts To Reduce Carbon Emissions, As Told by Samsung Employees

 In response to the growing climate crisis faced by the entire world, the international community is embarking on initiatives to help preserve the environment. Samsung Electronics considers sustainability to be a key business priority, and accordingly, builds eco-conscious efforts into every aspect of its products’ lifecycles across all the various business areas in which it operates. Following on from the previous iteration in the series for this year’s World Environment Day introducing the efforts being made across Samsung Electronics to reduce carbon emissions as told by the company’s employees themselves, Samsung Newsroom heard from the Device Solutions (DS) Division. Take a look at the card news attached to learn more about the DS employees’ efforts towards creating products with a reduced carbon footprint, as well as some of the industry recognition the Division has received in light of the sustainable actions taken so far.
Alternatively, you may also read this piece on Samsung Newsroom Malaysia here: https://news.samsung.com/my/only-one-earth-samsungs-efforts-to-reduce-carbon-emissions-as-told-by-samsung-employees-2

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