Today on Diving Deep I sit down with Lisa P. Jackson, Apple’s Vice President of Environment, Policy & Social Initiatives and the former head of the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency under President Obama.

We dive into Apple’s biggest sustainability moves: cutting plastics, reducing carbon emissions, transforming their global supply chain, and the company’s push to make every device carbon-neutral by 2030. Lisa explains how Apple is scaling renewable energy, why sustainability is driving business growth, and what it really takes to shift a company of Apple’s size.

She also reflects on leading the EPA, working with President Obama, and the leadership lessons she’s carried into Apple.

If you care about the future of tech, climate innovation, and how the world’s biggest companies are changing, this is a powerful conversation.

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