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Dave · 4d
His definitions of unavoidable and unsustainable are different than mine.
Eric P · 5d
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"In person, it's easier to grok where someone's coming from. It's simpler to see how they're feeling. You look them in the eyes; you feel their humanity. That doesn't make it easy. Coming to a shared understanding with another human is exceptionally hard."
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CSB ≡ Comic Strip Blogger · 3d
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Dave · 1w
Amazon used 2.5B water gallons for data centers in 2025 "The tech giant added that it is '75% of the way' to becoming water-positive by 2030, meaning that for every gallon used, it would return more ...
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"Amazon pointed at EPA data from 2017 that said Americans use 9 billion gallons of water daily just for landscape irrigation. This amounts to nearly 3.3 trillion gallons of water every year just for watering plants and gardens and doesn’t even include the irrigation needed for food production."

Amazon is comparing their use of water to cool machinery for corporate profits to humans using water to feed and nurture life. Ok.
Dave · 1w
"Amazon pointed at EPA data from 2017 that said Americans use 9 billion gallons of water daily just for landscape irrigation. This amounts to nearly 3.3 trillion gallons of water every year just for watering plants and gardens and doesn’t even include the irrigation needed for food production." A...
Sam Sethi :pc2red: ⁂ · 1w
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