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AI's thirst for water, energy, land puts tech on a collision course with farmers

AI's thirst for water, power and land has put it on a collision course with resources traditionally used by agriculture. The government has resisted regulation.
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AI's thirst for water, energy, land puts tech on a collision course with farmers

AI's thirst for water, power and land has put it on a collision course with resources traditionally used by agriculture. The government has resisted regulation.

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Queensland Country Life broke the news on Wednesday, June 17, 2026.
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