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Well they also chose not to put the headquarters in a pot third world country, so let’s blame them for world hunger.

• apsec112 9y ago
  Building a huge amount of new office space in Cupertino is not just "not helping", it's actively making the problem worse.
  • rgovostes 9y ago
    The site was originally an HP campus, so the office space was already there; they replaced 80% of the former parking lots and office buildings with green space—increasing CO2 absorption. The new building also allows them to consolidate employees from many of the 100+ other properties they lease within Cupertino and Sunnyvale. This further reduces the need for intercampus transportation. Hopefully these newly unused office buildings can be converted into residential space (edit: but Apple does not own them, so it's not their choice).
  • askafriend 9y ago
    You come off as severely misinformed in this whole thread. I would urge you to read the article and do some research on the questions you ask before asking them. The answers are not what you think they are in light of any actual context.