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this post was submitted on 22 May 2026
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Or all the water in their state (see Utah) or raising the temps so high their power bills are the size of a mortgage.
Tbh theres probably not going to be water in utah by the time the data center finishes construction. And utah will likely be uninhabitable.
I didn’t realize Utah was so bad with their water supply. That’s a bummer to hear because that state is beautiful.
If you find a desolate arid desert beautiful, then yes. It’s a whitish brown Arizona.