Tech giant Microsoft ($MSFT) has been on a path of advance that seems almost inexorable. New data centers are going up all ...

Microsoft’s carbon footprint has grown 23.4% since the software and cloud giant set a goal in 2020 to shrink its climate emissions to zero within a decade. But while that sizeable increase is ...

Microsoft’s purchase will span 12 years, starting next year. For each ton of carbon they shuttle deep underground, they will receive a carbon removal credit. “We’re taking different types of ...

Microsoft's data center boom has been imperiling its 2030 carbon negative pledge, so the tech giant is turning to Vaulted ...

Of all things, it's human poop helping scrub AI’s carbon footprint clean. In a bid to offset the soaring emissions from its artificial intelligence empire, Microsoft has signed a deal to bury 4. ...

Microsoft Accelerates Carbon Removal To Offset AI-Driven Emissions The tech giant's carbon footprint has continued to grow, largely fueled by the rise of energy-hungry AI technologies and the ...

On Thursday, Microsoft published its latest sustainability report and while its carbon footprint is up 23.4%, its core ambition of being “carbon negative by 2030” remains front and center.

Microsoft last month announced a partnership with CO280, a Vancouver, B.C.-based startup, to capture and store carbon emitted from a U.S. pulp and paper mill.

Microsoft today announced the world’s largest deal ever for biochar carbon removal: an agreement with Exomad Green to remove at least 1.24 million tons of carbon dioxide over a decade by locking ...

Meanwhile, Google, Microsoft and Meta have also pledged to reach at least net-zero carbon emissions by 2030. Amazon has set their net-zero deadline for 2040.

Microsoft announced Thursday that it’s buying over 7 million tons of carbon credits from Chestnut Carbon. The 25-year deal would enable Chestnut Carbon to reforest 60,000 acres of land across ...