Meta’s Edward Palmieri Shares Our Journey To Achieve Water Positive Status by 2030

Meta aims to achieve water positive status by 2030, according to Edward Palmieri, head of global sustainability.

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Meta aims to achieve water positive status by 2030, according to Edward Palmieri, head of global sustainability. The company is addressing global water stress, emphasizing the responsibility of businesses to utilize water sustainably. Currently, Meta's data centers are 80% more water efficient than the industry average, and its offices exceed LEED baseline efficiency by 38%. Palmieri outlines Meta's goal of not only reducing water consumption but also replenishing the water used in its operations.

Meta is committed to innovating for a zero-carbon economy and collaborating with stakeholders for climate action.

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Meta's data centers are 80% more water efficient than the industry average.
Meta offices are 38% more water efficient than the LEED baseline.

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03/14/2023 - 11:30 AM EDT

NORTHAMPTON, MA / ACCESSWIRE / March 14, 2023 / Edward Palmieri, head of global sustainability at Meta, and Nethra Rajendran, Net Zero Analyst at GreenBiz Group, discuss Meta's commitment to become water positive by 2030.

"Climate change is exacerbated by water stress around the globe. When it comes to this precious resource, we know that we have a responsibility as members of the global community - and in the local communities where we operate - to use less, and to be water positive," says Palmieri, who notes that currently, Meta data centers are 80% more water efficient than industry average.

Adds Palmieri, "Our Meta offices are 38% more water efficient than the LEED baseline, which is what we use to evaluate our criteria. So we know that we are starting from a really strong efficiency space. And then we want to make sure that beyond that, we're putting back the water we consume through our operations."

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