Water-Guzzling Data Centers Are Being Built in the Arizona Desert. That story and more on H2O Radio’s weekly news report about water.
Headlines:
Severe drought in the West is increasing the risk of electricity shortages, as water levels needed to generate hydropower fall.
Mesa, Arizona, recently approved a massive new computer data center, which will require over one million gallons of water a day.
Usually mosquitoes are only a summertime nuisance, but a new study shows they might bug us in the spring and fall, too.
Antidepressants in streams and ponds are making crayfish cray-cray.
The Michelin Man has taken up sailing.
