Billions of Google searches and billions of YouTube streaming hours each day translate into billions of litres of water needed for cooling Google’s data centres
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Just like the water "used" to cool power stations, it doesn't disappear it's available to be used again.
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They should locate the servers in the high arctic of Canada. Cooling issue solved
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So if you didn't know, servers, just like any other mammal, use water to process data. They use more whater when it's hot and less water when it's cold.
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They should be recycling most of the water. Not just going to drain. Especially for heating and cooling purposes.
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Google is faking the funk all that tracking and data collection and this are still unable to confirm that it is really me trying to gain access to a gmail account.