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for me is a whole lot of reading out loud

Because it's time for your daily crunch for Thursday starting with three big headlines

Amazon generates a lot of trash.

Precisely how much is a matter of some debate, it turns out.

In 2021, the company says it used 214 million or so pounds of single-use plastic in its packaging.

Non-profit ocean conservation from Oceana put that figure at approximately about 700 million pounds.

That's a huge golf, but in either case, we're talking about a lot of trash.

The company has been making strides on this front, as it stares down the face of an ambitious

2040 net zero carbon emission goal.

Take for example its ongoing efforts to reduce package weights and replace

plastics with paper products or like more recently a new deal with Glacier.

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