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PODCAST: Why we need to monitor wastewater and emissions from data centres

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Jed Thomas
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At the moment, despite appearing to be a major new source of water and air pollution, data centres are an almost-total data vacuum. 

Just how bad is this lack of monitoring? What would it look like to change it?

In this episode of the EnvirotechOnline podcast, Alan and Jed discuss all of these questions, and more.

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