Military's Hidden Climate Impact: Data Centers, Water & Mideast Rains

I saw that the data centers will be consuming hundreds of billions of gallons of water a year by 2030, which isn't that far off. Hundreds of billions of gallons. And the US has more data centers than any other country in the world, of course. And a lot of those data centers are in water stressed areas, like Phoenix or in parts of Texas, or even, you know, Las Vegas or or Reno, probably more data centers there. Parts of California, etc. Um, but let me move the globe here to now Africa and the Middle East here. Uh, don't don't include India. We'll cover India later, but what do you see for the Middle East, uh, Africa, Egypt, Turkey, you know, all of that in terms of food, not not war, but just in terms of food. What are they going to be facing? Well, the West African monsoon seems to be becoming more and more and more intense, and that's a once in a 4,000 year cycle that is really driving a huge amount of above ground rainfall. And you can also see all the way over to where Ethiopia is there, the New Renaissance Dam, like ...