The seemingly mundane electronics you use every day -- your stove, dishwasher, TV and much more -- have a cumulative effect on the climate, says Best Buy's director of environmental affairs Tim Dunn. He shares how the company is helping people reduce their carbon impact through energy-efficient products, considering the full life cycle of everything they sell and designing for circularity -- as well as their commitment to get to net-zero by 2040.

Tim Dunn: How we're reducing the climate impact of electronics

How we're reducing the climate impact of electronics

Reimagining the life cycle of electronics, from energy-efficient use to end-of-life recycling, is a key to mitigating climate impact.

Best Buy's pivot towards selling Energy Star products and promoting circularity showcases corporate responsibility in action.

Through consumer education and a commitment to recycling, Best Buy illustrates how companies can lead in the fight against climate change.