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Google and Amazon joined a ‘Superpollutant Action Initiative.’
It’s a $100 million project meant to limit methane and other pollutants that are even more powerful greenhouse gases than carbon dioxide. But any company serious about climate change still needs to address their carbon emissions, the most abundant planet-heating pollutant. Both companies’ carbon footprints have grown as they expand data centers for AI.
Google, Amazon, others team to cut climate "superpollutants"
[https://www.axios.com/2026/03/05/google-amazon-climate-superpollutants]
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