Physicist Robert Davis, who was invited by Sturgeon Lake Cana (SLCN) to evaluate the businessman Kevin OLeary's proposed $70 billion data center in Wonder Valley in Alberta, Canada, warns that the project could release "about 23 large atomic bombs of energy every day" into the deep forest, according to CBC News. The 64 square kilometer development, set to be the world's largest data center when it was announced in 2024, will consume 18 gigawatts of electricity continuously and emit about 30 million tonnes of CO2 annually, over 4% of Canada's total emissions. ■ Davies warned that its environmental impact could be "extreme" and described it as "the biggest source of heat on the entire planet".

Physicist Robert Davis, who was invited by Sturgeon Lake Cana (SLCN) to evaluate the businessman Kevin OLeary's proposed $70 billion data center in Wonder Valley in Alberta, Canada, warns that the project could release "about 23 large atomic bombs of energy every day" into the deep forest, according to CBC News. The 64 square kilometer development, set to be the world's largest data center when it was announced in 2024, will consume 18 gigawatts of electricity continuously and emit about 30 million tonnes of CO2 annually, over 4% of Canada's total emissions. ■ Davies warned that its environmental impact could be "extreme" and described it as "the biggest source of heat on the entire planet".