Biglaw’s Climate Scorecard Is Out, And The AI Data Center Boom Just Made The Curve Worse
One firm earned the first A+ rating for its climate work.
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Headlines diverge significantly, questioning AI's economic impact, highlighting negative environmental consequences, or focusing on local resistance.
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