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Environment
fromTheregister
3 weeks ago

Activist groups urge Congress to pause datacenter buildouts

Datacenter construction boom driven by AI is causing significant environmental, water, and energy harms, prompting 230+ organizations to call for a construction moratorium.
Video games
fromGameSpot
3 months ago

How To Find Water In Prologue: Go Wayback

Water is essential in Prologue: Go Wayback; the character must stay hydrated, obtain river water early, and manage poisoning risk by having food.
Photography
fromBerlin Art Link
4 months ago

An Interview with Maria Jose Arjona | Berlin Art Link

Mariá José Arjona uses water, sound, and performance to translate movement and create a living archive connecting bodies, histories, and environments across diverse geographies.
Arts
fromJuxtapoz
4 months ago

Juxtapoz Magazine - Preview: Elizabeth Glaessner "Running Water" @ PPOW, NYC

Water dissolves boundaries between body, landscape, memory, and present, revealing porous exchanges, miraculous transformations, and humanity's inextricable link to compromised hydrological systems.
fromianVisits
5 months ago

Thirst for knowledge: Free Wellcome exhibition charts our watery past and future

The exhibition showcases how water management evolved from ancient irrigation techniques to modern understandings of clean water's importance, influencing cultures worldwide.
Science
fromBerlin Art Link
5 months ago

An Interview with Sophie Seita & Naomi Woo | Berlin Art Link

Water is a kind of archive, a kind of storehouse of memory that is, nevertheless, always in flux. Water has a clear chemical formula, but that is perhaps the only thing clear about this most fundamental of agents in the lives of people and societies.
Arts
Science
fromWIRED
5 months ago

The Structure of Ice in Space Is Neither Order nor Chaos-It's Both

Ice is a key component in the universe with varied structures in space and on Earth.
fromwww.theguardian.com
5 months ago

Discovery of ancient riverbeds suggests Mars once wetter than thought

Thousands of miles of ancient riverbeds have been discovered in the southern highlands of Mars, indicating the planet was once much wetter than previously believed.
Science
Berlin
fromBerlin Art Link
6 months ago

Letter from the Editor: Water | Berlin Art Link

Water's role in art reflects its critical importance amid environmental crises and cultural discussions.
Hydrofeminism redefines identity, emphasizing interconnectedness through water as a resource.
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