With　the　expansion　of　the　semiconductor　industry,　determining　the　huge　associated　water　and　energy　consumption　and　accomplishing　sustainable　development　can　be　key　issues　for　this　industry.　This　study　surveyed　the　sustainability　reports　of　28　semiconductor　corporations　and　summarized　their　environmental　stewardship　information.　Overall,　the　total　water　withdrawal　in　2021　was　7.89　​×　​108　​m3,　total　energy　consumption　was　1.49　​×　​1011　​kWh,　and　total　greenhouse　gas　(GHG)　emissions　were　7.15　​×　​107　tons　CO2　equivalent.　The　total　Scope　1　and　Scope　2　GHG　emissions　were　2.74　and　4.41　​×　​107　​t　CO2　equivalent,　respectively.　Surface　water　intake,　municipal　water　supply,　groundwater　withdrawal,　third　party　supply,　and　external　reclaimed　water　intake　accounted　for　47.0%,　35.3%,　8.5%,　5.8%,　and　3.2%　of　total　water　use,　respectively.　Electricity,　fossil　fuel,　renewable　energy,　and　others　accounted　for　83.7%,　12.0%,　2.7%,　and　1.7%　of　the　total　energy　use.　In　2021,　average　water　use,　energy　consumption,　and　GHG　emissions　were　calculated　to　be　8.22　​L/cm2,　1.15　​kWh/cm2,　and　0.84　​kg　CO2　equivalent/cm2,　respectively,　based　on　announced　data.　Ultrapure　water　consumption　was　predicted　to　be　5.51　and　0.95　​×　​108　​m3　worldwide　and　for　China,　respectively.　Effective　sustainability　strategies　are　supposed　to　be　implemented　to　meet　the　considerable　growth　in　water　and　energy　consumption　and　GHG　emissions　for　the　semiconductor　industry　worldwide　and　in　China.　©　2023　The　Authors