You are mixing unrelated issues, using exaggerated comparisons, and making broad assumptions.
Agriculture uses a lot of water and reshapes ecosystems. A lot of it is lost through evaporation and irrigation. While the trees are treated with pesticides the difference is commercial almond farming is heavily regulated by the U.S. EPA and the California Department of Pesticide Regulation, which enforce strict limits on the chemical residues allowed on crops.
But you are trying to relate that to Data Centers with very little oversite ~~~ like a good parrot chanting your misinformation to gather more of your ilk.
In reality, data centers use less water through closed-loop cooling systems; while consume a lot of energy.
The chemically treated water is acidic or alkaline depending on the treatment. Corrosion of metal that turns water brown. Brown water around data centers is typically a sign of treated cooling water containing suspended solids and corrosion products. -> That water poisons residents.
And who acts like the only options are tariffs or job loss?
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That’s like trying to relate automation to outsourcing.
And why do you think entry level jobs leaving the US doesn’t create more jobs?
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Take Apple... When manufacturing moved overseas, it made devices cheaper to produce and sell, which helped companies grow a lot. That growth ended up creating more jobs in the U.S. in areas like design, engineering, software, and marketing—even though fewer products were being built here.