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"Water is for humans!": Rebellion against data centers becomes the bipartisan surprise of the 'midterms'
The opposition is equally shared between Democrats and Republicans, even among the closest supporters of Trump
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Tunisia: a summer marked by water and electricity cuts · Global Voices
Recurrent shutdown, supply cuts, long rows to get bottled water and heat-devastated farms. Millions of Tunisians suffered water and electricity cuts this summer, a crisis that, according to experts, is due to years of lack of investment. Although the water shortage was alleviated in late August with the massive supply of bottles to the shops, there is a growing fear that the situation will be repeated next year.
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Black water down the rivers: villages affected by the fires of Avila, without drinking water by pollution
Casavieja, Mijares and Piedralaves are subject to restrictions when the aquifers and ashes are filled, carried by torrential rains.
Health
The fury of the water hits l'Hospitalet: "I got out of the car out of the window and went swimming"
A "exceptional" temporary causes floods and neighbors describe moments of fear and anguish
World
Fifteen communities on notice due to heavy rains and storms, with once again a red in Catalonia
On Sunday, a dana will be formed to the west of the country, which will leave little, but less intense, squabbles in much of the territory.
World
If you shoot at me, I cut your water: the cyber attacks attributed to Iran that showed that the United States is vulnerable
The sabotage that affected water infrastructure in 12 States in summer points to Iranian hackers, very active since the beginning of the war
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The resurrection of the egg passed by water: from being our grandparents' dinner to the children's breakfast
The classic recipe lands in the letters of specialty cafés with nostalgia as the driving thread to compete with the Benedictine and the poached eggs
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Video - 124; Data centres: should Europe say enough?
Europe faces the massive deployment of data centres, giant facilities that cause devastating environmental effects
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Politics
Act remodels its structure to give more weight to Construction, Concessions and Water
The business unit of Infrastructures is divided into the three new areas with report to President José Manuel Entrecanas after doubling its sales in five years
World
How the "water elevators" of the Panama Canal work and why El Niño affects them
Ronald Ávila and José María Rodero, from BBC Mundo, travelled to Panama to understand how the channel works.