Thursday, May 10, 2018
Apple Paves Way Towards Carbon-Free Aluminum Smelting Process as Latest Environmental Pledge
The aluminum used in Apple products ranging from iPhones to MacBooks could be more sustainably manufactured in as early as six years. Apple today announced it has helped facilitate a collaboration between two of the world’s largest aluminum producers, Alcoa and Rio Tinto, on a new carbon-free aluminum smelting process. Together, the companies have formed a joint venture called Elysis, which will 
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