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The cloud needs water: How big tech’s data centers are fueling the global water crisis

September 15, 2025

By Aria Patel – The Times of Innovations September 15, 2025 The Cloud Needs Water: How Big Tech’s Data Centers Are Fueling the Global Water Crisis Amazon, Microsoft, and Google’s push to create data centers in some of the world’s driest regions is exacerbating water scarcity issues globally. While the cloud is often portrayed as… >> Read More

Charleston Floods Are Getting Worse. For Thee Residents, It’s Worth the Risk.

September 11, 2025

By Kris Frieswick- The Wall Street Journal September 11, 2025 CHARLESTON, S.C. — Ashley Avenue, the street where Denise and John Matthews own a home, floods so frequently that it’s earned a nickname among locals: Lake Ashley.  To make matters worse, local “yahoos” and “idiots” drive at top speed through the flooded streets, sometimes towing… >> Read More

13 U.S. Cities on the Brink of a Water Crisis

August 26, 2025

By kseniaprints – wetravelwebond.com August 26, 2025 Across the United States, water scarcity is becoming a growing concern, and there are U.S. cities on the brink of a water crisis that face serious challenges in securing clean, reliable supplies. Factors like drought, overuse, aging infrastructure, and climate change are putting pressure on resources that millions… >> Read More

‘Every day the golf course is dying’: Kapalua closes courses for 2 months amid water dispute

August 26, 2025

The Associated Press August 26, 2025 Kapalua Resort, the Hawaii course where the PGA Tour has started every year since 1999, is shutting down for two months as it tries to save its water-starved courses during a dispute over the handling of a century-old water system on Maui. The 60-day closure, which starts Sept. 2… >> Read More

Satellite Photos Reveal Iran’s Devastating Water Crisis

August 13, 2025

By Amir Daftari – Newsweek.com August 13, 2025 New satellite photos show the scale of Iran’s worsening water crisis, revealing stark declines in two of Tehran’s key drinking water reservoirs and in Lake Urmia, once a thriving inland sea. The capital’s reserves from nearby dams have plunged to historic lows, threatening millions of residents. Masoud… >> Read More

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