Please limit your answer to 350 words.

Facts: Amazon announced that it wants to be greener. Half of its shipments will be carbon-neutral by 2030. To reach this goal, Amazon will utilize renewable energy and electric vehicles. Amazon is calling this program Shipment Zero and plans to publish an analysis of its carbon footprint later this year.

https://www.latimes.com/business/story/2019-09-19/amazon-climate-change#targetText=Amazon's%20Shipment%20Zero%20initiative%20also,zero%20carbon%20emissions%20by%202030.&targetText=In%20any%20case%2C%20the%20Amazon,its%20entire%20operations%20by%202030.(Links to an external site.) ;

https://blog.aboutamazon.com/sustainability/what-is-shipment-zero (Links to an external site.) and

https://sustainability.aboutamazon.com/environment/sustainable-operations/shipment-zero (Links to an external site.)

Question: How does this initiative fit within the framework of the utilitarianism school of thought? Who are some of the stakeholders? Who, if anyone, is harmed by this? Does utilitarianism call for a company to forego profits, or do you think Amazon is planning on making more money as a result of this initiative? (Please briefly explain your answer.)