Starbucks pledges to operate greener stores
September 14, 2018
Starbucks has announced plans to build and operate 10,000 “greener stores” worldwide by 2025. The coffee giant, which currently operates 1,500 LEED-certified stores, said the locations will focus on changes to reduce water consumption, increase waste diversion and cut energy consumption.
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