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Google’s Carbon Emissions Surge by 51% Since 2019, Raising Environmental Concerns
In a recent report, it has come to light that Google’s carbon emissions have skyrocketed by 51% since 2019, prompting concerns about the company’s commitment to its environmental goals.
Despite pledging to operate on 24/7 carbon-free energy by 2030, the surge in emissions suggests a significant gap between the company’s promises and actual performance. Critics argue that this increase undermines efforts to combat climate change and raises questions about the tech giant’s strategies for achieving sustainability.
Google has stated that its overall emissions grow due to increased energy consumption in data centers and a rise in the number of people using its services. However, environmental advocates are urging the company to take more robust action to reduce its carbon footprint and align its operational practices with its stated environmental commitments.
As companies worldwide face heightened scrutiny over their green practices, Google’s recent emissions increase may have implications not only for its reputation but also for the broader tech industry’s environmental impact.