You could look at this and see it as pandering, which it is, but I also take it as a decent sign that they have to at least pay lip service to renewables since fossil fuels have become a significant liability in many eyes.

Why is it that we can identify systemic problems, but never propose public policy as a solution? Everything has to come down to the consumer seeking out information and making the sometimes more costly or inconvenient choice on their own, while their neighbors all go on blissfully unaware or uncaring

Doesn’t that kind of erode their entire premise as a company?

Hope it comes equipped with a laser

Children like you are exactly why we should do this.

It’s 70 degrees in Chicago in February. We can’t afford one step back.

Marginal gains add up to the changes we need. All or nothing thinking will kill us all.

The climate crisis is an ongoing gradient of “this is bad” to “humans are extinct” and every tenth of a degree we can prevent is worthwhile.

They were all just waiting to revert to their focus on quarterly profits over any kind of long term sustainability. They just needed the permission of going with the herd so none of them could be singled out as a “bad guy”

Some asymptomatic Russian will bring it and create a massive catch-up outbreak unfortunately.

I would say “hey that’s just copying” but Microsoft is legally incapable of being wrong, or noticing irony so I’ll leave it be