SCIENCEJun 7 · 15:00 UTCSEATTLE TIMESFaisal Hossain

How AI clouds the future of WA’s rivers

Studies by a team of scientists showed winter temperatures in the Columbia River have been gradually increasing near data centers. The article links the rise in temperatures to AI-related infrastructure impacts on Washington's rivers.

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