NEW YORK (AP) — As scientists calculated that Earth is getting sicker, global leaders on Monday kicked off a week of talks about how to fix it and fast, pointing to hope from a renewable energy boom. A different boom, in artificial intelligence and the power-and-water-hungry data centers behind it, could both worsen and solve [...]
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