Not an environmentally friendly cook is not a good CEO - Cook

On October 20th, Beijing time, the American Paulson Institute announced on Monday that Apple CEO Tim Cook will join the CEO Committee on Sustainable Urbanization. This committee is operated by the Paulson Institute and the China International Economic Exchange Center.

The Sustainable Urbanization CEO Committee was established nearly a year ago and includes 17 CEOs from companies worldwide. The main task of this committee is to promote China’s green transformation and help China achieve its climate-related goals.

Cooke reiterated in an announcement that Apple’s goal is to make 100% of global operations based on renewable energy. He said: "Apple is committed to making 100% of its global operation based on renewable energy. We are working hard to reduce carbon emissions in the global supply chain. We look forward to participating in the work of the CEO Committee, promoting China's green transformation, and hope to do our own part To help China achieve its climate goals."

Other prominent personalities of this CEO committee include IBM CEO Rome Rometty, Chairman of Alibaba Board of Directors Ma Yun, Wal-Mart CEO Dough McMillion, General Motors CEO Mary Barra and Horny. Weill CEO David Cote and so on.

The CEO committee will hold its second annual meeting in Beijing on October 22, and Cook is likely to participate. Topics discussed at this year's conference include projects to expand China's clean energy technologies. At this meeting, participants will explore various ways to advance this project in a more timely manner.

Earlier this year, Tim Cook and the US Environmental Protection Agency Lisa Jackson attended the dinner of President Obama. At the time, participants included Mark Zuckerberg. Zuckerberg), Satya Nadella and Bob Iger. The topics discussed at the dinner included climate change and how the United States helped China, which may have contributed to Cook’s joining the CEO Committee on Sustainable Urbanization.