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Data Centres vs. Drinking Water: What Matters To Us Most?

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بدأ في July 31, 2026

To hear the full episode, which includes an interview with global water expert, Sandra Postel, sign up at the therestispolitics.com With the government quietly categorising data centres as ‘critical infrastructure’, could we ever be in a situation where data centre water supply is prioritised over the water that comes out of our taps? Why do we no have clear data that tells just how much water data centres use? And why are so many data centres being built in areas which are already water stre...

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Data centres should be subject to the same water usage restrictions as other industries to protect local water supplies.

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Transparency regarding the water consumption of data centres is crucial for informed public discourse.

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The government must establish strict regulations on water usage for data centres to protect public drinking water.

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Public awareness and engagement are necessary to navigate the trade-offs between data centres and drinking water supply.

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Collaboration between tech companies and local governments is essential to ensure sustainable water practices in data centres.

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Building data centres with sustainable water usage plans should be mandated to prevent future crises.

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Water scarcity should be treated as a critical issue that takes precedence over the needs of data centres.

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Data centres should not be prioritized over residential water supply in areas facing water scarcity.

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The construction of data centres in water-stressed regions should be halted until sustainable practices are established.

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Data centres contribute significantly to local economies and job creation, justifying their water usage.

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