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The Denver Office of Climate Action, Sustainability and Resiliency released June 15 a plan to lower the energy use of the city’s homes and businesses through the use of efficient heating and cooling technology.

United States Steel Corporation released its 2020 Sustainability Report along with its progress toward its goal of net-zero emissions by 2050.

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HP Hood announced June 16 that it completed an agreement for 25 MW of wind energy to supply 33% of its annual energy use.

Tyson Foods announced June 9 its new target to reach net-zero emissions across its global operations and supply chain by 2050.

The Fire Department of New York (FDNY) will soon be adding 184 ambulances to its fleet that feature idle mitigation technology and fleet intelligence software powered by Microsoft Azure.

Alphabet, Amazon, Autodesk, eBay, Facebook, Intel and Salesforce issued a joint letter to the Securities and Exchange Commission signaling their support for a requirement that businesses regularly issue climate change disclosures.

Burberry announced June 10 that it is expanding on its net-zero target and is now aiming to be climate positive by 2040.

RIMES Technologies announced June 15 that it has been certified as carbon negative and has offset all of its emissions since its creation in 1996.

Cannon Air Force Base expects to save $1.1 million in energy costs in the first year following the completion of efficiency and renewable energy upgrades being planned for the New Mexico base.