Finnish anger over Google tree felling

Google has been ordered to halt work at two sites in Finland after illegally clearcutting approximately 400,000 trees to build data centers. The destruction of forests near Muhos and Otanmäki has sparked widespread protests and concerns about environmental damage, local community impact, and Finland’s natural heritage. Despite the company’s pledges to restore some land and comply with regulations, critics describe the actions as an arrogance-driven violation of trust, raising debates over the environmental and social costs of Finland’s growing data infrastructure projects.

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