Al Goreās AI, Rockets & Rare Earth Drama: Eco-Freakout Reloaded
In a world where Al Gore and Lila Preston trade climate anxiety for tech panic, Generation Investment Management gets juicy with TechCrunch on three burning hot topics: the tech industryās unusual obsession with rare earth minerals (like a teenage hoarder grabbing every shiny rock), AIās caloric demand fueling data centers that gulp electricity like frat boys at a kegger, and the space industryās rocket launches ā debated skeptically as they try to sell cosmic fireworks as an eco-friendly party. Itās worth noting that the rare earth craze isnāt about minerals getting rare, but companies trying to out-hip the planet-saving crowd. Goreās manifest doom-meets-investment vibe is alive and well, minus the comfort of sunshine.
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Al Gore and pals worried rare earths will become rarer, AI data centers will gulp more power, and rockets are somehow planetās eco-nemesis. Spoiler: Tech drama meets eco anxiety like a reality show nobody asked for.
Rare earth minerals have tech companies clutching them like theyāre the last avocado in the fridgeāmeanwhile AIās energy cravings could power a small country called āOops.ā
Watching the space industry defend rocket launches as eco-friendly is like saying setting your kitchen on fire helps the environment.
Source: Techcrunch | Published: 9/16/2025 | Author: Connie Loizos
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