Google Accused of Illegal Forest Clearing for Data Center

Google faces accusations of illegally clearing 300 hectares of forest in Finland for two new data centers.

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Oct 2, 2026

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Google Accused of Illegal Forest Clearing for Data Center

Google faces accusations of illegally clearing 300 hectares of forest in Finland for two new data centers.

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Google faces accusations of illegally clearing 300 hectares of forest in Finland for two new data centers. Google cleared over 300 hectares of Finnish forest without completing environmental assessments for two data centers. Originally reported by Futurism.

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Google Clears Forest in Finland

A color-treated photo of a bulldozer near a forest.

Google cleared over 300 hectares, almost 500 football fields, for two new data centers in northern Finland.

Environmental Assessments Pending

Despite ongoing environmental assessments, Google’s contractors began clearing trees months ago, raising alarms with the Finnish Nature Conservation Association.

Finnish Conservation Association's Concern

The association’s chair, Hanna Halmeenpää, warned that local bird species and ecological connections may be impacted by the forest clearing.

Google Claims Compliance

Google Claims Compliance

Google maintains its tree felling met the Forestry Act and completed extensive environmental evaluations.

Finnish Regulators Request Suspension

The Finnish Nature Conservation Association asked regulators to suspend activities until environmental assessments conclude.

At a glance

Google cleared over 300 hectares of Finnish forest without completing environmental assessments for two data centers.

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