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This week, we’re diving into:

  • Billionaire mentality

  • Anti-big tech revolution

  • Data center blockades

  • “Clean beautiful” coal

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Anti-billionaire AI

The Atlantic followed Bezos’ billionaire retreat.

Turns out, the ultra-wealthy don’t experience consequences like everyone else… and they’re the ones accelerating AI.

The people pushing this forward the fastest aren’t the ones dealing with the tradeoffs.

They get the upside:

  • Faster AI

  • Bigger data centers

  • More $$$

Everyone else absorbs the downside:

  • Grid strain

  • Energy demand

  • Environmental cost

Billionaires built it — the planet pays for it.

But it doesn’t have to work like that.

Viro AI is the anti-big tech AI.

  • We’re actively restoring the planet, not draining it.

  • We don’t access, share, or sell your personal info.

And you’re a part of this revolution.

Subway Takes on climate

Dr. Ayana Elizabeth Johnson brings climate solutions to Subway Takes.

Sharp. Accessible. Actually useful.

We wrote about her climate dance parties a few weeks ago — she’s still at it.

Maine (almost) blocks Data Centers

Maine lawmakers passed a bill to pause new data centers.

Governor Janet Mills vetoed it.

So—

  • Lawmakers said stop.

  • The governor said go.

  • Big Tech keeps building.

Also… Denver’s mayor is trying to pause data centers too.

Our take:

Data centers aren’t the enemy.

Fossil fuels are.

If data centers are powered responsibly — clean energy, efficient water systems — we’re all for it.

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Renewables > Coal

Renewables generated more electricity than coal in 2025.

First time ever.

Solar is leading the charge.

Coal’s still hanging on — barely.

Even with the US gov’s rebrand to “clean, beautiful coal” to keep it alive — there’s nothing clean about it.

But the shift is happening.

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