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Data center water usage remains hidden
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this post was submitted on 23 Aug 2023
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And evaporate to become rain again and again.
I mean, sure, but that's not ideal for us
It will rain somewhere. Generally places that already have rain. If you're counting global amount, we have plenty of fresh water, but we don't have it in the places where we need it.
That can still turn into a local deficit in areas with little rainfall