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AI’s hidden water footprint may have reached 765 billion litres in 2025 — consumed in data-centre cooling and the power plants supplying them. That’s more than twice the volume of bottled water the entire world buys in a year. – Silicon Canals

AI’s hidden water footprint may have reached 765 billion litres in 2025 — consumed in data-centre cooling and the power plants supplying them. That’s more than twice the volume of bottled water the entire world buys in a year.  Silicon Canals

AI’s hidden water footprint may have reached 765 billion litres in 2025 — consumed in data-centre cooling and the power plants supplying them. That’s more than twice the volume of bottled water the entire world buys in a year. – Silicon Canals Read More »

Gen Z flocks to BirdTok as birding takes flight: ‘It’s a craving for something real’

Social media and Shazam-like birdsong apps drawing young people to hobby as they seek a gentler connection to the outside worldSorry Elon, but they’re not your kind of tweets. Social media users are flocking to TikTok to join a burgeoning trend for birding videos as the hobby attracts a younger demographic.With the internet ever more

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Scientists unlock potassium from Morocco’s syenite rock for African crops

Farmers in Africa are grappling with food insecurity as the high costs of imported potassium fertiliser take a toll on their crops. A team of researchers has innovated a process to transform local syenite rock into an eco-friendly nutrient solution. This enhanced rock gradually releases potassium, promoting healthier crops and enriched soil.

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In 1968, two Soviet tortoises circled the Moon and returned alive before Apollo 8

In an extraordinary feat of space exploration, two Central Asian tortoises embarked on a historic journey around the Moon aboard the Soviet Zond 5 spacecraft in September 1968. Their successful return not only demonstrated the feasibility of life enduring the harsh conditions of space but also catalyzed NASA’s preparations for the Apollo 8 mission.

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