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Microsoft is expanding "biomimicry" at its data centers, adding gardens and native trees to reduce noise and green-space loss. The push follows local backlash over a San Antonio project that cut 2,600 trees in 2022. Microsoft plans nature-inspired solutions at over 20 US and Germany sites, but critics call it "lipstick on a pig" as emissions and gas power deals grow.
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