Goldman Sachs Research projects U.S. data centers will consume ~8% of national electricity by 2030, up from ~3% in 2022.

City council members are questioning if large industrial users will face the same water restrictions as residents ahead of an April 14 vote on mandatory cuts. CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas — Corpus Christi’s ...

Lake Mary, one of Flagstaff’s major sources of drinking water, is looking rather sad right now. After a winter without much snow, the Upper Lake Mary reservoir is currently holding only about a ...

Prefer Newsweek on Google to see more of our trusted coverage when you search. Lake Tahoe received a dramatic boost to its water levels this winter, as a series of powerful storms pumped roughly 16 ...

COLORADO, USA — Utilities across Colorado’s Front Range are tightening water restrictions as one of the driest winters in decades leaves water supplies strained and officials warning that conservation ...

AURORA, Colo. — Water managers across Colorado are raising concerns about dwindling supplies as unseasonably warm temperatures and low snowpack continue to strain resources, prompting new restrictions ...

CORPUS CHRISTI, TX — Corpus Christi is facing a looming water crisis, and five of the six scenarios projected by city officials point to a Level 1 water emergency. Corpus Christi Water interim COO ...

State lawmakers amended a bill, changing the appointment structure for a proposed Jackson water authority board. The revised bill shifts control, reducing the number of appointments made by Jackson's ...

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Data center operators and utilities often do not disclose facility-specific energy and water usage data. The Republic built a database to estimate data centers' energy capacity by analyzing air ...

The alert caused confusion and concern among residents, who checked for leaks and flooded city phone lines. A city official explained the texts were triggered by increased water use, including from ...