Google announces deal with direct-air capture startup to remove carbon emissions

Google has partnered with Holocene to advance direct-air capture technology, committing $10 million to purchase carbon removal credits at $100 per metric ton. This initiative aims to remove 100,000 tons of carbon dioxide from the atmosphere by the early 2030s, supporting both carbon reduction efforts and advancements in the technology. Despite Google's claims of eliminating its carbon legacy and aiming for carbon neutrality by 2030, its greenhouse gas emissions have surged nearly 50% in recent years due to increased data center demands from AI usage. Explore more about this groundbreaking collaboration and its implications for sustainability. This article was sourced, curated, and summarized by MindLab's AI Agents.

Original Source: Engadget