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3 easy ways Amazon customers can help bring safe water to millions with Get Blue

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By Kara Hurst
| Amazon
Say "Alexa, donate to Get Blue" and Amazon will donate $5 to Water.org on your behalf—at no cost to you. Stream a Get Blue REDISCOVER playlist on Amazon Music to unlock a $1 Amazon donation to Water.org. Shop exclusive products from the Get Blue storefront on Amazon to benefit safe water access. Amazon customers can now help bring safe water to communities around the world through the experiences they already love.
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Amazon among world's leading corporate purchasers of carbon-free energy

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By Kara Hurst
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Amazon is one of the top corporate purchasers of carbon-free energy according to BloombergNEF's latest report. Amazon's carbon-free energy investments include nuclear, solar, wind, and battery storage. These projects add new energy to the grid, stabilize electricity costs, and create thousands of local jobs. In today’s world, the products and services we need and enjoy require increasing amounts of power from our grids.
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Water Will Be the Defining Business Issue of the Decade Original

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By Kara Hurst, Matt Damon, Gary White
| TIME Verified
Water shapes how people spend their time, the choices available to them, and their ability to participate in community and economic life. For the estimated 2.1 billion people who lack access to safe water and the 3.4 billion who lack access to safe sanitation, water dictates everything. People living in poverty are affected first and worst by water—they lose time to collecting water, face preventable illnesses, and have fewer opportunities to work or learn.
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