Please encourage your management to start publishing transparent data documenting scopes 1, 2, and 3 emissions and water consumption from and by each AWS data center. They currently publish none of this.

My question is what do the no-longer-employed do if what we hear about AI automation is true. The scale of change can easily outstrip our ability to create new employment opportunities. Then what?

Exactly. And trusting your gut is giving in to “Truthiness”, which is believing what you feel to be true min the face of actual facts.

My Part D premium is DOUBLING.

Write on!

Still ...

* There are 650 Data Centers in AZ, CA, NM, NV, CO & UT
* Hyperscalers use 200+ million gallons annually
* Water for Data Centers comes from local supply
* 46% of UT is having a drought
* Lake Mead is at 30% of full
* Nature Geoscience says drought to continue to 2050

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Kerr County doesn’t have an adequate emergency notification system, despite previous serious floods. They don’t have sirens and send out notifications only on Facebook and X. Other counties in the Hill Country do, because of previous fatal events. Bandera? Yes. San Marcos? Yes.