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How can building managers weather potential water shortages?

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By Klaus Reichardt
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Canada has long been regarded as a water-rich nation, with abundant freshwater resources. Over the coming decade, however, that picture is expected to become far more complex. While some regions will continue to have abundant supplies, others will face shortages and growing water uncertainty. Several factors are driving these emerging challenges, including shifting climate conditions, uncertain groundwater availability, and aging or inadequate water infrastructure.
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Facility Cleaning & Maintenance

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By Klaus Reichardt
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Many Canadians may be surprised to learn that the country already hosts more than 300 data centres, including some built specifically for artificial intelligence. Microsoft has added to this growth with a major investment that includes four large-scale data centre campuses near Quebec and Ontario, built primarily to support AI workloads. For facility managers — particularly those overseeing large properties or multi-building campuses — these developments have real operational consequences.
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A look at Canadian data centres and water consumption

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By Klaus Reichardt
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Artificial intelligence (AI) data centres are rapidly transforming the North American landscape, appearing swiftly and unexpectedly across Canada. The central issue centres on water usage, as some AI data centres can consume millions of litres of potable water daily. Kathryn Barnwell, retired English professor in Nanaimo, B.C., voices a growing concern “Life on this planet is sustained by water. It is not sustained by data.
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