CORRECT ANSWER:
No, most data centers are not required to track how much water they use.
Ninety-seven percent of data centers draw water from municipal systems, which can rely on underground aquifers, with little transparency. These data centers aren’t required to report or track their water use. In fact, fewer than one-third of data centers even track their water use. Families, farmers, and communities share this same water.
The Alliance for the Great Lakes is working for more transparency, stronger laws, and better reporting. We can support economic development while protecting our water resources.
Your support helps protect the groundwater that millions of people depend on for drinking water.
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Together we can keep our water clean, safe, and available for generations to come.
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Industries are using massive amounts of groundwater with little oversight. Your gift helps the Alliance for the Great Lakes fight for transparency and protect clean water for generations.
Why It Matters
The Alliance for the Great Lakes is working for more transparency, stronger laws, and better reporting. We can support economic development while protecting our water resources
Right now, a generous donor is doubling every dollar you give to help us reach our $10,000 goal. Your contribution will power advocacy, research, and public engagement to keep clean water flowing for generations.
