Latin America's data center boom risks and promise
Juan Pablo Spinetto outlines a growing Latin American data center boom driven by Google and Amazon investments, citing advantages like renewable energy and skilled labor. He notes health of investments could reach $10 billion by 2029 and 2.1 percent share of global capacity by 2030, with Chile as a regional hub and Brazil pursuing policy support while stressing sustainability and equity.
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Brazil
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Veto Saves Iowa Energy Growth From HF 639 Proposal
A May vote on HF 639 would have severely raised pipeline costs and delayed liquid fuels projects across Iowa, risking higher living costs and stalled agriculture and manufacturing. Governor Reynolds vetoed the bill, preserving Iowa’s energy infrastructure and business climate.
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RFK Jr Vaccine Panel Shakeup Sparks Health Debate
Elizabeth Jacobs and James Alwine warn that Robert F Kennedy Jr los ing 17 ACIP members risks undermining herd immunity and the U S vaccination program. They accuse Kennedy of anti vaccine disinformation while praising Biden appointees as qualified experts.
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Martin Kulldorff
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