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Microsoft's 2026 sustainability report indicates a 25 percent increase in carbon emissions for the year 2025, totaling 34 million metric tons. The rise is linked to the expansion of datacenter infrastructure and changes in renewable energy purchasing practices. The company aims to achieve carbon negativity by 2030.
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Microsoft's 2026 sustainability report indicates a 25 percent increase in carbon emissions for the year 2025, totaling 34 million metric tons. The rise is linked to the expansion of datacenter infrastructure and changes in renewable energy purchasing practices. The company aims to achieve carbon negativity by 2030.
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