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Google AI data center deforestation wolves

Google illegally cut down over 1,300 acres of Finnish forest for AI data centers, driving wolves into villages.

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Wolves are now roaming into villages in Finland after Google illegally destroyed their home. They cut down over 1,300 acres of forest in Finland without proper permission so they could build AI data centers. https://t.co/MBkgWyXHLW

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