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A detailed analysis of the global data center market published in 2022 projected that the total number of data centers worldwide would experience significant growth, expanding at a Compounded Annual Growth Rate (CAGR) of approximately 11% over the next several years. This robust growth is driven by the increasing demand for cloud computing, digital services, and the need for greater data storage capacity across industries. As businesses continue to generate and rely on massive volumes of data, the data center industry is poised for expansion, with more facilities required to support the growing digital infrastructure. This trend underscores the importance of sustainable and cost-effective resource management within the sector, particularly concerning water usage, a critical yet often overlooked operational cost.

A detailed analysis of the global data center market published in 2022 expected the total number of data centers world over to grow at a Compounded Annual Growth Rate (CAGR) of about 11% [1].

Throughout the life cycle of a mine, from exploration, through operating and refining minerals, to closure, these facilities and activities can result in widespread ecological damage with impacts being realized for many years or even decades after operations have ceased.

On September 20th, 2022, twenty-three major vertical farming companies signed an industry manifesto outlining clear industry standards aimed at decoupling food production from outside factors like drought, climate change, and breakdowns in regional and national distribution networks.

Improving and upgrading water and wastewater utility systems is a capital-intensive endeavor. These upgrades to water and wastewater systems are necessary to ensure safe drinking.

While automated solutions that monitor for chlorine or other quality parameters have been available for years, they usually cannot check for heavy metals.

While automated solutions that monitor for chlorine or other quality parameters have been available for years, they usually cannot check for heavy metals.

While automated solutions that monitor for chlorine or other quality parameters have been available for years, they usually cannot check for heavy metals.

While automated solutions that monitor for chlorine or other quality parameters have been available for years, they usually cannot check for heavy metals.