January 27, 2020 01:44 pm
Members of Amazon Employees for ClimateJustice protest outside Amazon’s headquarters in Seattle, September 2019. | Photo by Karen Ducey/Getty Images
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Hundreds of Amazon employees put jobs at risk by criticizing firms climate change policy
Members of Amazon Employees for ClimateJustice protest outside Amazon’s headquarters in Seattle, September 2019. | Photo by Karen Ducey/Getty Images
Hundreds of Amazon workers are speaking out against their employer’s record on climate change, risking being fired to defy a company-wide ban against such public criticism.
The group Amazon Employees for Climate Justice published comments from 357 workers on Sunday, many of which highlight what workers see as Amazon’s hypocrisy. The company has pledged to use only renewable energy sources in the future and cut its carbon emissions, but it continues to work with and improve the businesses of oil and gas companies.
“The science on climate change is clear,” writes Amelia Graham-McCann, a senior business analyst at the...
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