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https://www.naturalnews.com, Iva Greene

A data center linked to artificial intelligence (AI) and bitcoin mining operations in El Reno, Oklahoma lost more than three million gallons of water after a private water line failed, according to local news reports.

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https://thefreethoughtproject.com, Derrick Broze

A new Columbia University–led study found that pregnant women who lived in areas with fluoride levels near or above the current levels recommended by the US CDC were more likely to have children who scored lower on problem-solving tests.

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https://www.zerohedge.com by Patti Johnson

Yep, you heard me right. This is not a joke or exaggeration. The facts are out there for all to see. I wrote about the tokenization of nature in my article "From Blockchain to Ball and Chain: Are We Being Borged?" This article will deal primar

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MSN

FROM THE RIM of Lake Powell, you can't see the danger line. There isn't a flashing gauge or a chart on the canyon wall that warns visitors when one of the most important machines in America begins to fail. There's only an invisible number: 3,49

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Rumble - Man in America

AI data centers are consuming millions of gallons of water every day - and when they're done with it, they evaporate it into the atmosphere as steam, water that takes hundreds of years to return naturally to the aquifers it came from. In this clip, H

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Free Thought Project

Citing a procedural question, a federal appeals court has vacated a landmark decision that found fluoridated drinking water poses an "unreasonable risk" to children's health. The court sent the case back to the district judge and ordered him to