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Experts sound the alarm as mounting weather threats put supply chain at risk: 'Suggests reasons for concern'

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Forty percent of all current semiconductor manufacturing facilities are vulnerable to one of the consequences of an overheating planet. The threat jeopardizes the supply chain security of a critical industry. What's happening? It could take years for western North Carolina to recover from the historic flooding and devastating damage inflicted by Hurricane Helene this fall. The storm killed at least 227 people, with more than 100 deaths in North…

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Experts sound the alarm as mounting weather threats put supply chain at risk: 'Suggests reasons for concern'

Forty percent of all current semiconductor manufacturing facilities are vulnerable to one of the consequences of an overheating planet. The threat jeopardizes the supply chain security of a critical industry. What's happening? It could take years for western North Carolina to recover from the historic flooding and devastating damage inflicted by Hurricane Helene this fall. The storm killed at least 227 people, with more than 100 deaths in North…

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How climate change and water stress is risking the semiconductor supply chain

Read the full story from the World Economic Forum. Forty percent of all current semiconductor manufacturing facilities are situated in watersheds expected to face the most severe water stress risks by 2030. Over 25% of semiconductor plants under construction and 40% announced since 2021 are in watersheds projected to face severe water stress by 2030-2040. … Continue reading How climate change and water stress is risking the semiconductor supply …

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