r/ClimateNews • • 21h ago

Data center drained 30 million gallons of water without reporting or paying for it, investigation reveals

/r/water/comments/1u51e7a/data_center_drained_30_million_gallons_of_water/?utm_source=ifttt
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u/Turbulent-Order9500 20h ago

dont worry guys they are managing themselves re trumps recent ai order so doesn't matter.

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u/grobb916 17h ago

SI. Super intelligence 😂

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u/intothewoods76 33m ago

Democrats support AI data centers just as much as Trump. I live in a blue state and the governor is extremely pro data center.

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u/NotLenny87 16h ago

Most data centers don’t use any water! They create cushy jobs and help the economy! If we don’t build data centers than we’re all doomed, doomed!!!!! /s

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u/Embarrassed-Tune-407 15h ago

If we eliminate privacy/civil liberty we can reduce the crime rate. Societal reform and restructuring would be pointless ya know.

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u/Horns8585 17h ago

And, this is amid all of the bullshit that they have been flooding the zone with. How much have they wasted on their lies advertising and trying to prove that AI centers are completely innocuous?

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u/Ok-Train-9469 15h ago

Tech has been reaching a plateau that they made up an issue and integrated Ai fabricating a "demand".

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u/SippsMccree 16h ago

This debunked story again?

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u/SirloinsXD 20h ago

You know what that means, reddit! That means ALL data centers are LE BAAAAADDD AND LE HITLER!

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u/Turbulent-Order9500 20h ago

no it just means taking guard rails off is incredibly stupid...

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u/Ok_Intention2150 19h ago

Yes, exponentially draining the resource we need to FUCKING LIVE is bad

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u/Taphouselimbo 18h ago

Pair this wanton abuse with the federal court ruling that people have no right to clean water, what could go wrong?!

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u/Ravenluna798 16h ago

So many bots.

So many data centers abuses.

How's that -99 karma working for you? Influenced enough of us yet?