Tell your U.S. senators: Support the Fair Repair Act
You shouldn't have to replace your stuff the moment it starts to break.
As a result of a shareholder action by advocacy group As You Sow, Micosoft agreed to release a study of the environmental benefits of expanding access to repair last fall. The report, “Summary of Sustainability Benefits of Microsoft Device Repair,” is now public. The study showed strong environmental reasons to expand repair, inclduing finding that repairing a product instead of replacing it can yield a 92% reduction in waste and climate-harming emissions.
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