NTT Data, a major data center operator, is buying carbon removal credits from startup Climeworks to help meet its climate goals, the companies exclusively shared with Axios on Thursday. Why it matters: Surging energy demand from AI is increasing scrutiny of data centers' emissions — and could expand the pool of buyers for carbon removal as the sector faces setbacks. Driving the news: Japan-based NTT Data Group has agreed to buy an unspecified amount of carbon removal credits from Climeworks — the first agreement between the Switzerland-based startup and a major AI infrastructure company. - The companies aren't disclosing terms of the agreement, but Climeworks co-CEO Christoph Gebald said the deal could provide a few hundred thousand…
NTT Data, a major data center operator, is buying carbon removal credits from startup Climeworks to help meet its climate goals, the companies exclusively shared with Axios on Thursday. Why it matters: Surging energy demand from AI is increasing scrutiny of data centers' emissions — and could expand the pool of buyers for carbon removal as the sector faces setbacks. Driving the news: Japan-based NTT Data Group has agreed to buy an unspecified amount of carbon removal credits from Climeworks — the first agreement between the Switzerland-based startup and a major AI infrastructure company. - The companies aren't disclosing terms of the agreement, but Climeworks co-CEO Christoph Gebald said the deal could provide a few hundred thousand…Open
A nonprofit that's part of the growing center-left "Abundance" movement is assembling a 2028 policy agenda aimed at targeting regulations it believes have hurt Democrats' efforts on health care, housing, energy and more. Why it matters: The Inclusive Abundance Initiative is among several groups on the left that already are battling over what the next Democratic administration will prioritize, and what people it will hire. - Pro-Abundance forces have become key players in that fight as they push Democrats to address policies they believe have hurt the party's brand. - Other left-wing Democrats, meanwhile, see the Abundance movement as a way for big corporations to justify avoiding regulation. Driving the news: The Inclusive Abundance…
A nonprofit that's part of the growing center-left "Abundance" movement is assembling a 2028 policy agenda aimed at targeting regulations it believes have hurt Democrats' efforts on health care, housing, energy and more. Why it matters: The Inclusive Abundance Initiative is among several groups on the left that already are battling over what the next Democratic administration will prioritize, and what people it will hire. - Pro-Abundance forces have become key players in that fight as they push Democrats to address policies they believe have hurt the party's brand. - Other left-wing Democrats, meanwhile, see the Abundance movement as a way for big corporations to justify avoiding regulation. Driving the news: The Inclusive Abundance…Open
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Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton filed a lawsuit Wednesday against a Houston-area postpartum care center, alleging it operated an illegal scheme to help foreign nationals […] Source
The House on Wednesday approved legislation to extend a key foreign intelligence surveillance authority, despite internal divisions and privacy concerns to pass the measure with […] Source
