The current Emissions Impact Dashboard in Azure doesn't support filtering the data based on resource tags or single resource/service, specifically for mtCO2e reads. This limitation makes it difficult for Azure customers who use a single subscription to host multiple team workloads and want to track their emissions impact at a more granular level.

To address this issue, one new idea to improve the dashboard would be to incorporate advanced filtering options based on resource tags and individual resources/services. This would enable users to easily view emissions data specific to their team workloads or even single resources, providing them with a more detailed and actionable view of their environmental impact.