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Policy·2d ago·all news from November 11, 2026

Data-Center Carbon Disclosure Gaps Make AI Boom’s Climate Impact Tough to Assess

Inconsistent reporting practices among data center operators are obscuring the environmental footprint of the rapid expansion in artificial intelligence. Because companies use different metrics to disclose energy consumption and greenhouse gas emissions, investors and regulators currently lack the standardized data needed to accurately measure the climate impact of the industry's growth.

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