Apple, one of the largest technology companies in the world, has been around for many years. by investing in sustainability familiar. About 6 years ago in China initiating a clean energy program In recent years, the company has started manufacturing its smart devices with fully recyclable materials. The company’s latest environmental move comes from iPhone boxes. was removing the chargers.

However, the Cupertino tech giant plans to take this environmental movement to greater dimensions, according to emerging information. The statements made by Tim Cook, the company’s CEO in recent days, have allowed us to take a closer look at these new environmental projects.

iPhone is made from electronic and metal waste

Tim Cook, who recently gave an interview, said that one of Apple’s long-term plans “the project to produce devices without using materialshe declared. This project, which sounds like a joke at first, is actually Apple’s future project. would produce appliances entirely from waste there is. Devices to be manufactured with recycled metals, silicones, plastics and other materials will be more affordable and accessible and also much more environmentally friendly.

Cook also stated that another of the company’s goals Reducing CO2 emissions to zero stated that. The company, which aims to realize this project in 2030, has already started work on both projects. The company, which is one of the leaders in the production of telephones and technology products, will use this approach, as an example for other brands, to ensure that all technological devices will be produced from waste in the future and that companies will reduce their CO2 emissions. will decrease to zero. can lead.

Will iPhones made from ‘garbage’ be cheaper?

In addition to the environmental benefits, Apple’s plans to recycle e-waste in industry will also support the company’s supply of raw materials. However, many parts of the company, such as R&D, design and transport, are included in this sustainability plan. will not support. It will probably even be necessary initially to invest in recycling facilities. For this reason, it seems impossible to say that iPhones produced from waste will be more affordable, at least in the short term.

Apple, which is believed to use eco-friendly materials and recycled materials, has also implemented these two projects. will not be implemented soon should also be reminded. We hope the company will inspire other technology giants with these projects and steps are being taken for a cleaner future.