Replenishes water in the SAME basin it withdraws from — not a distant offset — so restoration accrues to the stressed watershed actually affected.
| Climate | Coldapplicable | Temperateapplicable | Aridapplicable | Tropicalapplicable |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Water stress | Lowapplicable | Mediumapplicable | Highapplicable | |
| Land context | Greenfieldapplicable | Degradedapplicable | Brownfieldapplicable | Urbanapplicable |
| Community scale | Ruralapplicable | Townapplicable | Metroapplicable |
0–5 illustrative weighting of how this intervention builds each capital. Illustrative Example.
Verified operating project(s), externally cited.
Google 64% replenished 2024, 120% by 2030 target — FLAG basin-matching caveat; this item REQUIRES same-basin
| Figure | Value | Source |
|---|---|---|
| Replenished (2024) | 64%high conf. | Water replenishment · 2024 (citation) |
| Target (2030) | 120%medium conf. | Water replenishment · 2024 (citation) |
Google reports replenishing 64% of freshwater consumption in 2024 with a 120% target by 2030 — but portfolio-level offsets can miss the stressed basin, hence the same-basin requirement.
How it maps hereFLAGGED basin-matching caveat; only counts when replenishment is in-basin.
Running these together in the Place Planner unlocks a synergy multiplier — each strengthens the others.
Illustrative model. The Regen Data Center is an educational reference model. Figures shown are either externally cited or tagged as illustrative examples; interactive outputs are illustrative and not offers, financial advice, or guarantees. Operating, announced, and proposal precedents are labeled distinctly throughout. Nothing here recognizes, certifies, or constitutes a VLAS-verified asset.
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