Sustainability

We strive to create real, long-lasting impact on our customers, the communities where we operate, and the planet.

In 2019, we co-founded the Climate Pledge and set a commitment to reach net-zero carbon across our entire global operations by 2040. Since that time, we’ve innovated, invested, collaborated and made incredible progress – which continues every day. Learn more about what we've accomplished so far.
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With more than 700 projects globally, Amazon is investing in over 40 gigawatts of carbon-free energy, which is enough to power more than 12.1 million U.S. homes.
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Get the latest on how the fund is investing in nature-based climate projects across more than 15 countries.
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The Stockton-on-Tees facility will use AI tracking, carbon-storing materials, and renewable energy to cut emissions by at least 20%.
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The collaboration with the Indian Institute of Technology Roorkee will reduce plastic usage and cut air pollution.
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Community

By combining what Amazon does best with local expertise and authentic partnerships, we're helping the communities we call home thrive.

When a family can stay in the neighborhood they know and love, when fresh food reaches a homebound senior, or when emergency supplies arrive hours after a disaster, these outcomes demonstrate what's possible when Amazon's innovation extends beyond serving customers to serving communities. Learn more
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Learn how we invest in the community, help power the local economy, and support our employees in the Puget Sound region.
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Amazon's investments are boosting the Lone Star State's economy while creating opportunities for Texans.
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Learn how we invest in the community, help power the local economy, and support our employees in the National Capital Region.
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Amazon expands hub to help communities face the rising threat of wildfires in California and beyond.
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Small Businesses

We invest in the success of small- and medium-sized businesses selling in Amazon's store.

Selling in Amazon's store fuels growth in local communities. More than 60% of sales in Amazon’s store are from independent sellers - most of which are small- and medium-sized businesses. In the U.S., independent sellers in Amazon’s store employed more than 2 million people.
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Amazon Seller Wallet gives selling partners more control over how much and when to convert their funds—available in USD and in EUR.
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A pivotal decision to invite independent sellers into Amazon’s store in 2000 has driven tremendous business growth for entrepreneurs while transforming the retail industry.
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Amazon launches new AI customs tools and expands its fulfillment offerings for Walmart, Shopify, and SHEIN, helping sellers simplify their supply chain and better serve customers across their channels
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More than 60% of sales in Amazon’s store come from independent sellers like this North Dakota brand, which tapped into Amazon’s small-business tools to sell online and in retailers like Whole Foods Market.
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Economy

Combining our investments in infrastructure and compensation to our employees, we contributed over $1 trillion to the U.S. GDP since 2010.

We work hard to make sure that our growth has a positive impact. We support almost 5 million jobs across the country through both the people we hire and our investment in communities.
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Amazon has reduced workplace injury rates by 43% since 2019, reflecting our continued focus on safety excellence.
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Anyone can schedule a free in-person tour at more than 50 sites across 12 countries.
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Applications are now open for 2026 grants supporting nonprofit literary organizations that empower writers across all genres.
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Amazon's CEO of Worldwide Stores Doug Herrington explores how the company innovates, tests ideas, and scales products in this podcast series.
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