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The Climate Crisis Club: United for a Sustainable Future!

“... We have no greater right to be here than any other animal.” Sir D. Attenborough.
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We, the members of the Climate Crisis Club, hereby declare that the greenwashing, lies, and other forms of propaganda sponsored by the energy-industrial complex pose a significant threat to humanity and contribute to biodiversity loss. These actions undermine climate action and contradict the essential principles of climate science, clearly exemplifying corporate deviant behavior that hinders our pursuit of a sustainable future through renewable energy.
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Three-quarters of Americans now say they would oppose a new data center being built near where they live, according to a new Heatmap Pro poll. Additionally, a recent Gallup poll found that nearly half of Americans would “strongly oppose” a new data center in their neighborhood, with many citing concerns about noise, pollution and energy and water usage. In the first quarter of this year, at least 75 data center projects worth $130 billion were delayed or stopped by local opposition, according to Data Center Watch, a project by the A.I. research firm 10a Labs. From: Trump Administration Is Repurposing Federal Land for A.I. Data Centers..
American environmentalist Bill McKibben 's statement on the ecological harm caused by data center proliferation driven by the corporate pushed expansion of AI:
“It really is an environmental plague... But for those who are concerned about the rapid warming of the planet, the last few weeks have made it finally clear that there’s an unholy alliance between Big Tech and Big Fossil."
Leading experts such as the Godfather of AI, Geoffrey Everest Hinton , a Nobel Prize laureate and Professor Emeritus at the University of Toronto, and Bill Gates, an American businessman and philanthropist, have recently expressed worry over the safety of AI. Mr Hinton stated in an interview on the topic of AI wiping out humanity within the next decade, "We should obviously be cautious. It would be very foolish to say there was like a 1% chance. Nobody knows how to estimate it. A 10% chance seems not an unreasonable estimate..."
Mr. Gates stressed that the rapid development of AI needs to be slowed down to ensure that the benefits of it outweigh the risks. In his essay titled,
"An epochal shift: The turbulent AI era is here. The choices we make now are critical", he lists three threats to humanity posed by AI:
Besides these concerns on the potential social and existential harms of AI, the growth of data centers to support more AI chatbots mean more CO2 emissions due to more fossil fuels being burned. This results in an increase in global heating, and contributes to the instability of the Earth's climate and human social systems.

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