Data centers in Minnesota consume millions of gallons of water annually for cooling, impacting water scarcity and quality. They should be taxed fairly, report water usage, adopt eco-friendly cooling methods, and construct onsite carbon-free power facilities. The use of chemicals in cooling systems poses additional risks, as they can contaminate water supplies. Minnesotans should not bear the costs of these companies that seek tax breaks while harming the environment.
Data Centers: A Threat to Minnesota’s Water Fact Sheet
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