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Electricity Isn’t the Only Driver of Big Tech’s Surging Emissions

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Electricity Isn’t the Only Driver of Big Tech’s Surging Emissions

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When I helped start Heatmap News three years ago, I didn’t think I would be writing this much about big tech companies. I knew that, sure, they were crucial to America’s ability to develop and scale some next-generation emissions-reducing technologies. (By then, Microsoft had already started its huge carbon removal purchasing program.) And, yes, I knew they bought a lot of renewables.
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Microsoft’s Climate Pollution Surged 25% Last Year

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We got a look at another major tech company’s latest energy and carbon emissions data — and it’s a doozy. On Wednesday, Microsoft released its annual sustainability report, giving us another year’s worth of energy and emissions data for a company that Heatmap’s annual insiders poll once judged to be one of the best hyperscalers for climate change. The headline: Microsoft’s climate pollution surged last year.
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