GUTTER GAZZETTE

The recent floods in Gutter Trash Alley have sparked concern among residents and authorities alike, with some pointing fingers at the city’s vast computer server farms as a potential contributor to climate change.

According to scientists, climate change can cause extreme weather conditions such as droughts and flooding. However, a recent study found that the demand for electricity from Second Life computer servers has been
increasing rapidly in recent years, putting additional pressure on carbon-producing power stations.

The study also revealed that many of these server farms are located in areas where there is little to no wind or solar energy available, making them more reliant on fossil fuels. This dependence on nonrenewable sources of energy has led some experts to believe that the increased demand for electricity from Second Life computer servers could be contributing to climate change and causing extreme weather  onditions such as flooding in Gutter Trash Alley.

Despite these concerns, many residents are still hesitant to make any drastic changes to their daily lives or business practices. However, with the rising temperature levels and increased frequency of extreme weather conditions, it is only a matter of time before significant action must be taken to mitigate the effects of climate change.

When asked for comment on the issue, the Mayor’s office declined an interview, citing that they are currently focused on addressing other pressing issues within the city.