Google experienced record-high electricity, water consumption, and greenhouse gas emissions last year. This surge is primarily due to the rapid expansion of its AI infrastructure. Despite significant investments in clean energy, meeting climate goals has become more challenging amidst this growth. Electricity demand increased by 37%, and greenhouse gas emissions rose by 18%, largely from manufacturing AI hardware. Water consumption climbed 34% to 10.9 billion gallons, with data centers being the main contributor. The company's focus has shifted from reducing total emissions to preventing them from escalating even faster. Google secured a record 12 gigawatts of clean energy agreements, maintaining its carbon-free electricity share. However, electricity-related emissions saw a 3% increase. These environmental reports, once focused on accomplishments, now serve as a reality check on climate ambitions due to the AI boom. Google also highlighted AI's potential environmental benefits, arguing it can reduce emissions in other sectors. Future reports from other tech giants will reveal if they can balance AI infrastructure growth with climate promises.