In Pictures: Amazon's Texas Data Center Plan Threatens Massive CO2 Emissions

Wind turbines stand over snow-dusted farmland, highlighting the renewable energy contrast to Amazon's data center plans in Texas.

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Wind turbines at the Oosterscheldekering dam in the Netherlands illustrate large-scale renewable energy infrastructure.

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Wind turbines rise above a lush green forest, underscoring the potential for clean energy amid environmental concerns.

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An expansive wind farm under a bright blue sky shows the scale of renewable energy generation.

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Wind turbines silhouette against a dramatic sunset, reflecting the stakes of energy choices in Texas.

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Wind turbines catch the sunset glow, representing a cleaner alternative to fossil fuel-driven data centers.

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Fiber optic cables in a server room point to the high energy demands of data centers like Amazon's planned Texas facility.

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Wind turbines on rolling hills emphasize the renewable energy potential that data centers could harness.

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An IT professional manages network systems in a server room, where massive CO2 emissions are tied to data center operations.

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