Environmental advocates told 21 News one concern is that data centers use a lot of water for cooling, and worry that ...
Ohio's plan to permit data centers to discharge cooling water into local waterways sparks concern over potential ...
Concerns are mounting in the Village of Salado as a series of wastewater permits could allow nearly 8 million gallons of ...
The draft permit would let Blue Origin discharge 490,000 gallons per day of industrial wastewater into a stormwater pond, ...
What's exactly in Blue Origin's 'industrial wastewater' is bound by government rules that require what's tested for. But there's likely more in there.
The increasing prevalence of data centers in Michigan may leave residents wondering if the state's water infrastructure can ...
Ohio’s Environmental Protection Agency has extended the public comment period to Jan. 16 as it considers fast-tracking a general wastewater permit for new data centers in the Buckeye State. Right now, ...
AUSTIN (KXAN) — Hundreds of thousands of gallons of partially treated wastewater leaked into a creek in Travis County after an “unauthorized discharge” occurred at a wastewater treatment plant in ...
Record amounts of salty, chemically laden “produced water” are being drawn to the surface at Permian Basin drilling sites.
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