Amazon takes a huge toll on people and the planet. Amazon disrespects workers' rights and is a huge polluter. Hold this corporation accountable!
Amazon is dominating the online retail space and rapidly expanding across industries. In fact, Amazon is the largest US retailer of apparel. While Amazon is full of deals, those deals come at a big cost to people and the planet.
Amazon relies on customers to generate its enormous profits, so as consumers, we can have real influence on this corporation. Due to consumer, investor, and worker pressure, Amazon has committed to being powered by 100% renewables by 2025 - consumer action works!
Read more reasons why to pass on shopping from Amazon, how Amazon violates human rights, and 5 reasons to skip Amazon electronics.
Join over 100,000 people calling on Amazon to take meaningful action to address climate change and treat workers with the respect and dignity they are owed:
Support small, green businesses that put people and the planet first, unlike Amazon. Use your purchasing power to shift the market demand.
Contact Amazon directly to raise your concerns! You can call Amazon at (888) 280-4331 or write a letter to the company. It may be challenging to get ahold of a person when calling Amazon, but if you reach someone, have the reasons for why you are calling ready and feel free to pull from the list above or any of Green America's resources!
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