Amazon, Microsoft, and Google are expanding their datacentres in water-scarce regions, with plans for hundreds more globally, sparking concerns about the impact on communities facing water scarcity. Efforts to mitigate water use have faced opposition, with experts warning of ethical concerns. The companies defend their developments, citing consideration for water scarcity, as datacentres require vast amounts of water for cooling and processing.
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Zambia goes to court bid to stop his burial in South Africa
The Zambian government has urgently sought a court order in South Africa to prevent the burial of former President Edgar Lungu, whose family chose a private ceremony abroad despite a previous agreement for a state funeral. This dispute highlights ongoing tensions between Lungu's family and President Hakainde Hichilema, particularly due to Lungu's will, which expressed a desire for Hichilema not to attend his funeral. Explain It To Me Like I'm 5: The Zambian government is...
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