Fwd: Rotten Apple
raghavendra shetty
From: Mrinmoy Chattaraj <Greenpea...@mailing.greenpeace.org>
Date: Tue, May 8, 2012 at 12:07 PM
Subject: Rotten Apple
To: raghus...@gmail.com
Hi raghavendra,
Demand a clean cloud. That’s what Greenpeace activists were doing outside the Apple office in Bangalore yesterday and they are back again today, to make sure they are heard. Ask your friends to write to Apple now.
Over 200,000 people including you have already written to Apple’s CEO, Tim Cook, asking him to make Apple use clean energy. We now need to make Apple feel the pressure by increasing the number of people who write to Tim Cook.
You can help by forwarding the mail below to your friends and getting them to write to Apple to use renewable energy, because coal is a polluting source of energy.
Thanks a billion!
Mrinmoy Chattaraj
Greenpeace India
Hi,
Write to Apple’s CEO Tim Cook, ask him to clean our cloud. |
Demand a clean cloud. That’s what Greenpeace activists were doing outside the Apple office in Bangalore yesterday and they are back again today, to make sure they are heard. Write to Apple now.
Massive data-centres power the ‘cloud’ which stores all our data online. Tonnes of polluting coal is burnt to power these data centres.
Last year, pressure from people all over the world made Facebook commit to renewable energy. Over 200,000 people from across the world have written to Apple’s CEO, Tim Cook, asking him to quit coal. Join them and get Apple to clean our cloud.
You should write to Apple’s CEO Tim Cook and ask him to use renewable energy to power Apple’s technology because coal is a polluting source of energy.
We need to make Apple feel the pressure. The number of emails, reaching the CEO’s inbox, need to increase to achieve this.
Google, Yahoo! and Facebook are already taking steps to go renewable. It’s time Apple took responsibility for its technology. Ask them to act now!
Thanks a billion!
Mrinmoy Chattaraj
Greenpeace India
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