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Report Links Data Centers' Water Use to Spike in Cancer and Miscarriages in Oregon

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By Dev Mehta
| techoreon.com
Morrow County, Oregon, has recorded nitrate readings as high as 73 parts per million (ppm) in household wells—more than ten times the state’s legal ceiling of 7ppm—following reports that local data centres are intensifying aquifer contamination. According to an investigation by Rolling Stone, the cooling systems used by Amazon Web Services (AWS) are concentrating existing pollutants in the water supply, a phenomenon experts are linking to a surge in miscarriages and rare cancers.
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How Data Centers Are Powering India's Digital Future"

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By Dev Mehta
| Medium
When we think about the cloud, most of us picture something virtual - apps, websites, storage, or AI models running seamlessly. But the cloud is not floating in thin air. It lives in data centers: massive warehouses of servers consuming electricity, real estate, and cooling on a scale that surprises most people. And in India, this hidden industry is about to explode. The Market Boom India's data center market is currently at about 1,150 MW of operational capacity (as of late 2024).
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India’s Seaplanes Are Back-But Can They Match The Glamour Of The 1930s?

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By Dev Mehta
| Outlook (India) Verified
India is gearing up to revolutionise regional connectivity and tourism with an ambitious seaplane initiative under the RCS-UDAN scheme. The Ministry of Civil Aviation is developing 10 state-of-the-art water aerodromes at an estimated cost of INR 330 crores, paving the way for a new era of aquatic aviation.
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