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Energy At Home: How Power Production Endangers Houses, Health, and the People Inside Them

Climate change is almost always framed as something external. Rising seas threaten coastlines. Heat waves strain cities. Droughts reshape agriculture. Wildlife migrates or disappears. The impacts are serious, but they are often described as happening out there—to ecosystems, to distant regions, to future generations. What receives far less attention is how the energy system itself—independent…

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AI’s Hidden Cost: How Artificial Intelligence Is Fueling Climate Change and Rising Energy Bills

Artificial intelligence has become the new engine of the global economy — transforming how we work, communicate, and innovate. But as the race to build smarter, faster, more capable AI systems accelerates, a pressing question emerges: how much energy does it take to power intelligence itself? And as the world builds new data centers at record speed, who will ultimately pay the price?

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