“In a new report, we find NVIDIA, a beneficiary of the AI boom, has seen its supply chain emissions grow 725% since 2020.”
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“In a new report, we find NVIDIA, a beneficiary of the AI boom, has seen its supply chain emissions grow 725% since 2020.”
“We estimate […] emissions from the ‘downstream’ use of NVIDIA’s sold chips. This could be up to 21 million tonnes of carbon dioxide equivalent in 2025, nearly twice their supply chain emissions”
“NVIDIA will supply hardware to what may end up as the planet’s largest fossil-fuelled data centre in the US [that may emit around 20MT CO₂e a year.”
https://ketanjoshi.co/2026/09/16/nvidias-ai-climate-hoax-report/
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“In a new report, we find NVIDIA, a beneficiary of the AI boom, has seen its supply chain emissions grow 725% since 2020.”
“We estimate […] emissions from the ‘downstream’ use of NVIDIA’s sold chips. This could be up to 21 million tonnes of carbon dioxide equivalent in 2025, nearly twice their supply chain emissions”
“NVIDIA will supply hardware to what may end up as the planet’s largest fossil-fuelled data centre in the US [that may emit around 20MT CO₂e a year.”
https://ketanjoshi.co/2026/09/16/nvidias-ai-climate-hoax-report/
Numbers without context: is 20 million tonnes of CO2 a lot or a little ?
compared to wht ?
The EU is about 4 billion tonnes
1% of that 40 million
so Nvidia is 0.5% of EU emissions ? -
Numbers without context: is 20 million tonnes of CO2 a lot or a little ?
compared to wht ?
The EU is about 4 billion tonnes
1% of that 40 million
so Nvidia is 0.5% of EU emissions ?@failedLyndonLaRouchite Page 4 of the report says that 20 MT CO₂e “is more than the reported emissions of Nigeria’s power grid” (235 M inhabitants), and Figure 7 on p. 14 compares this to energy grid emissions of additional countries.
TL;DR: 20 MT is a lot. (Were it 1 MT it would also be a lot given the climate emergency.)
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