Finnish Nature Conservation Association: Suspected Illegal Logging at Google Construction Sites in Kajaani and Muhos
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A technology company has cut down over 300 hectares of forest in Muhos, according to the Finnish Nature Conservation Association.
The suspicions are directed at two data centers built by Google in Northern Finland, STT reports. Google denies any illegal activity.
Large-scale forestry work began in the areas months ago, although the environmental impact assessment of the projects is still underway.
Green Party leader Sofia Virta is demanding that suspicions of illegal logging at Google's data center construction sites be immediately investigated.
The Finnish Association for Nature Conservation suspects that illegal logging has been carried out in Muhos and possibly also at the Kajaani data center construction site.
Suspected illegal logging has been carried out at the data center sites of technology giant Google, the Finnish Nature Conservation Association tells STT. Google denies to STT that illegal activities have been carried out at the sites in question. The suspicions are directed at two new data centers built by Google in Muhos in North Ostrobothnia and Kajaani in Kainuu. Extensive forestry work began in the areas months ago, although the environment…
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