The Journal Sentinel asked readers to send us their questions about Wisconsin data centers. More than 300 responded. The most-asked reader questions centered on water and energy use. Here is ...

Wisconsin is becoming a hub for large-scale data centers due to its freshwater, cool climate, and low land costs. Data centers require enormous amounts of water and electricity for cooling, raising ...

The AI data center rush already has reached the nation’s driest state in a major way, but lawmakers are just now catching up on considering statewide regulations. Nevada’s interim committees on ...

Automation and digitization are driving a broader shift in how materials testing is carried out in industrial R&D and lab settings. With digital workflows, IoT-enabled instruments, and integrated ...

Data centers that check certain boxes and bring in community investment are winning favor from Indianapolis economic development officials and city leaders but haven’t found footing among passionate, ...

Lon Huber, senior vice president and chief planning officer for Xcel Energy, speaks to a full house Wednesday, APril 1 as Colorado Climate Week gets underway at the Limelight Hotel in Boulder, Colo.

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Two myths about AI data centers and water usage Melissa Scanlan, Director of Center for Water Policy at the UWM School of Freshwater Sciences, discusses two myths about data centers and water use.

As the Justice Department moves to reclassify medical marijuana products as less dangerous, we're answering your burning ...

When the U.S. Department of Justice moved to reclassify medical marijuana to a Schedule III drug on April 23, 2026, it set ...

With a federal THC crackdown under consideration, hemp beverage companies are diversifying portfolios, launching low-dose and ...