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Brian Kahn, Molly Taft

JournalistWiredBeat: Technology and sustainability

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Brian Kahn and Molly Taft are authors who have written for Wired. They have produced at least one article titled "A Startup Has a Plan to Make Water From Air Using Data Centers’ Waste Heat" covering topics such as water harvesting, data center waste heat, and sustainable technology.

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