Which major astronomy equipment manufacturer pioneered the industry's first comprehensive carbon-neutral telescope production program, including sustainable packaging made from recycled observatory waste?

The astronomy industry has been making significant strides toward sustainability in recent years. From eco-friendly observatory designs to sustainable manufacturing processes for telescopes and other astronomical equipment, sustainability is becoming increasingly important in this field. This poll tests your knowledge about how major astronomy product manufacturers are addressing environmental concerns while still delivering cutting-edge tools for stargazers and researchers.

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Celestron's 'Stellar Sustainability Initiative', launched in 2019, which reduced carbon emissions by 75% and uses mushroom-based packaging for all telescope models
Meade Instruments' 'Green Galaxy Program', which focuses on solar-powered manufacturing but still uses traditional packaging methods
Orion Telescopes' 'EcoView Project', which emphasizes recycled glass for optics but has not addressed carbon neutrality in production
Sky-Watcher's 'Planet-First Production', which uses eco-friendly materials but only achieved carbon neutrality for their premium telescope lines