Hunger

As of November 2025, nearly 673 million people worldwide lack sufficient food to lead healthy, active lives. Hunger accounts for almost half (45%) of deaths in children under five, claiming the lives of around 2.16 million children each year. Tragically, every 15 seconds, a child succumbs to hunger.

Pollution

Coal-burning power plants remain the world’s largest single source of pollution, accounting for about 35% of global electricity generation. Thousands of these facilities dot the landscape, emitting massive quantities of pollutants, with hundreds more slated to come online soon.

Poverty

Nearly 60% of the world’s population survives on less than $10 per day. Over half of them – more than 3.4 billion people – live on less than $7 a day. In extreme poverty, more than 808 million people subsist on under $3 a day. Worldwide, nearly 900 million children endure poverty, with 13,000 dying each day as a direct result.

Power Production

In 2025, approximately 730 million people globally still lack access to electricity, while billions more contend with unreliable power supplies that stifle economic growth, education, and overall quality of life.

Data Centers

The data centers fueling our digital economy consumed 340-400 terawatt-hours (TWh) of electricity worldwide in 2025. Their energy demand is expected to surge by 25% in 2026 alone, potentially reaching up to 945 TWh by 2030. This growth intensifies energy strains, grid overloads, and pollution from reliance on fossil fuels… and we’ll need a lot more of them.

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