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Our Health, Our Water, Our Voice
Our Health, Our Water, Our Voice
September 4 2026
K. Mann
Data Centers consumed 1.5% of global electricity in 2024 and are expected to represent nearly 10% of the electricity demand growth from 2024 to 2030 (1) Electricity production is...
Data Centers Tied to Ukraine Funding
The conversation about George Soros and Ukraine is usually about politics and philanthropy. But there is another question worth asking:
What happens when a country heavily supported by Western foundations becomes a proving ground for artif...
Correcting our Basic Needs Problem
More than 40 Million people in the USA are on the edge of their seats waiting for the government to open to acquire the ability to buy food.
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The rise and fall of the middle class has provided an awakening glimpse into the po...
Thankful to AI?
November in the USA is often symbolized by the Turkey and thoughts of Thankfulness.
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Human interaction makes this world a beautiful place but AI thinks differently.
“Thankful AI is important because it enhances customer serv...
Sustainable: A Word That Covers a Thousand Sins
by Kimberly Mann
A word that carries moral weight- a perfect term for people who use language for power. Industrial manufacturers invoke it to cover their environmental pollution, politicians use it to boost their ego and harvest votes, w...
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Bio: Kimberly Mann entered into journalism through involvement with the Lois Lerner IRS scandal, the famous legal battles of HSUS and Feld, and the nonprofit AKC entanglement with politics and genetic research of the Dalmatian.
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