Investors are increasingly demanding transparency from Amazon, Microsoft, and Alphabet's Google regarding their environmental impact, particularly concerning water and energy use in data centers. With community opposition leading to the abandonment of multibillion-dollar projects, over a dozen investors are ramping up pressure ahead of upcoming shareholder meetings. Trillium Asset Management, which manages over $4 billion, filed a resolution with Alphabet in December, questioning how the company plans to meet its climate goals after emissions rose 51% instead of declining as pledged. In 2025, North American data centers are projected to consume nearly 1 trillion liters of water, equivalent to New York City's annual demand. While tech giants have begun implementing closed-loop cooling systems to minimize water usage, the lack of site-specific data raises concerns among investors about operational risks. Companies like Amazon and Microsoft are being urged to enhance their community engagement and provide clearer insights into their resource consumption to reassure local residents and investors alike.