Amazon.com IncAmazon achieved water positive in India a year early, addressing environmental scrutiny and regulatory pressure.

Amazon announced on Friday that its Indian operations have become water positive, meaning it returns more water to communities than it uses across data centres, corporate offices, and warehouses. The company achieved the milestone a year earlier than planned through reduced water use at its facilities and projects such as watershed restoration and efficient irrigation. Amazon does not use water to cool its Indian data centres and has set a global goal to become water positive in data centre operations by 2030. The announcement comes as tech giants face increasing scrutiny over the environmental impact of expanding AI data centres, with water shortages particularly acute in India, which holds only 4% of the world's freshwater resources but 18% of the global population. Amazon plans to invest more than $35 billion in India by 2030, including about $8.2 billion by Amazon Web Services in Maharashtra.
Amazon.com IncAmazon achieved water positive in India a year early, addressing environmental scrutiny and regulatory pressure.
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