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A principios de este verano, San Marcos se convirtió en la primera ciudad de Texas en prohibir los centros de datos, y varios otros municipios del estado están debatiendo formas de frenar la construcción de estas instalaciones. El Concejo Municipal de Fort Worth votará el 25 de agosto sobre una moratoria...
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Earlier this summer, San Marcos became the first Texas city to ban data centers, and several other municipalities across the state are discussing ways to slow down construction of the facilities. The Fort Worth City Council is scheduled to vote Aug. 25 on a 90-day data center moratorium. The...
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The escalating situation at the ICE detention center in Delaney Hall, Newark, New Jersey, has quickly become a flashpoint in the national immigration debate. With hundreds of detainees on hunger or work strikes due to living conditions, and violent clashes between protesters and law enforcement outside, the crisis offers...
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Roddy Scheer & Doug Moss EarthTalk El mundo moderno vibra con datos, más de 2,5 quintillones de bytes generados cada día, lo que impulsa una red creciente de centros de datos que consumen entre el uno y el dos por ciento de la electricidad mundial. Estos centros funcionan las...
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Roddy Scheer & Doug Moss EarthTalk The modern world hums with data, over 2.5 quintillion bytes generated every day, driving a growing network of data centers that consume one to two percent of global electricity. These centers operate around the clock, using tens of thousands of gigawatt-hours of power...
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California lawmakers are considering a bill to ease regulations on birth centers at a time when maternity wards are closing in many counties. Assembly Bill 55 would streamline the licensure process, which allows a birth center to accept Medi-Cal, making midwifery care available to low-income families. Sandra Poole, health...
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Kristen Hwang CalMatters In its continued battle to bulletproof the right to abortion, California is suing two major anti-abortion groups over claims made about the viability of “abortion pill reversal,” Attorney General Rob Bonta announced Thursday September 21. Heartbeat International, a national anti-abortion group, and RealOptions Obria, a chain...
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Health insurance does not help you if you can’t find a primary-care doctor – and that is a problem for 100 million Americans, according to a new report. Researchers from the National Association of Community Health Centers have found that one-quarter of medically disenfranchised people are children. Joe Dunn, senior vice...
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In the wake of the Supreme Court decision to overturn Roe v. Wade, Crisis Pregnancy Centers are drawing more scrutiny. In June, California Attorney General Rob Bonta warned the centers advertise reproductive health care services, but their true mission is to dissuade people from seeking an abortion. Stephanie Peng, senior manager...
A principios de este verano, San Marcos se convirtió en la primera ciudad de Texas en prohibir los centros de datos, y varios otros municipios del estado están debatiendo formas de frenar la construcción de estas instalaciones. El Concejo Municipal de Fort Worth votará el 25 de agosto sobre una moratoria...
Earlier this summer, San Marcos became the first Texas city to ban data centers, and several other municipalities across the state are discussing ways to slow down construction of the facilities. The Fort Worth City Council is scheduled to vote Aug. 25 on a 90-day data center moratorium. The...
The escalating situation at the ICE detention center in Delaney Hall, Newark, New Jersey, has quickly become a flashpoint in the national immigration debate. With hundreds of detainees on hunger or work strikes due to living conditions, and violent clashes between protesters and law enforcement outside, the crisis offers...
Roddy Scheer & Doug Moss EarthTalk El mundo moderno vibra con datos, más de 2,5 quintillones de bytes generados cada día, lo que impulsa una red creciente de centros de datos que consumen entre el uno y el dos por ciento de la electricidad mundial. Estos centros funcionan las...
Roddy Scheer & Doug Moss EarthTalk The modern world hums with data, over 2.5 quintillion bytes generated every day, driving a growing network of data centers that consume one to two percent of global electricity. These centers operate around the clock, using tens of thousands of gigawatt-hours of power...
California lawmakers are considering a bill to ease regulations on birth centers at a time when maternity wards are closing in many counties. Assembly Bill 55 would streamline the licensure process, which allows a birth center to accept Medi-Cal, making midwifery care available to low-income families. Sandra Poole, health...
Kristen Hwang CalMatters In its continued battle to bulletproof the right to abortion, California is suing two major anti-abortion groups over claims made about the viability of “abortion pill reversal,” Attorney General Rob Bonta announced Thursday September 21. Heartbeat International, a national anti-abortion group, and RealOptions Obria, a chain...
Health insurance does not help you if you can’t find a primary-care doctor – and that is a problem for 100 million Americans, according to a new report. Researchers from the National Association of Community Health Centers have found that one-quarter of medically disenfranchised people are children. Joe Dunn, senior vice...
In the wake of the Supreme Court decision to overturn Roe v. Wade, Crisis Pregnancy Centers are drawing more scrutiny. In June, California Attorney General Rob Bonta warned the centers advertise reproductive health care services, but their true mission is to dissuade people from seeking an abortion. Stephanie Peng, senior manager...