Sorry. they talk about making up for the entire carbon footprint of their existence, most of which is solely in the pacific north west.
I imagine business travel is a fair chunk of a company's carbon footprint? That's unrelated to them being in the PNW.
okay. How's that have anything to do with what I'm commenting on?
> They are based in the pacific northwest. Electrical is mostly hydro.
Microsoft has over a 100 massive data centers throughout the world. The carbon footprint of their head quarter is just a small fractions of the massive amount of energy needed to power the millions of machines Microsoft deployed across the globe.
I wonder if they take into account the carbon related to them using their customer's computers to distribute patches and send "telemetry" back to microsoft?