California enacts 7 laws tightening data center rules

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Hurricane Polo continues intensifying off Mexico's Pacific coast, posing life-threatening flooding risks. It reached Category 5 strength earlier on Tuesday. Mexican authorities warned of intense rainfall for western and southern parts of the country.

The United States, Denmark and its autonomous territory of Greenland have signed an agreement in New York to expand the US military presence on the strategic Arctic island.

China swept Japan 3-0 to retain the women's volleyball title at the Aichi-Nagoya Asian Games, securing its 10th gold in the event.

China aims to raise forest coverage to 25.8 percent by 2030, while strengthening nature conservation and expanding forest-related industries.

China's top 500 private enterprises reported nearly 6.7 trillion US dollars in combined revenue last year, with 110 companies each surpassing 15 billion dollars.

A new report says an extreme El Nino event could cause losses equivalent to at least 2 percent of the GDP in Latin America and the Caribbean. It says a high-intensity event could have wide-ranging impacts on energy, agriculture, fisheries and infrastructure.

California Governor Gavin Newsom has signed seven bills imposing new requirements on data centers related to electricity, water, workforce and land use. The package requires greater disclosure of resource use.

China is moving to strengthen food security over the next five years, as it seeks to build a more efficient and modern grain circulation system. The country will enhance its capacity to coordinate grain production, purchasing, storage, processing and sales.

Escalating fighting has displaced nearly 130,000 people across seven provinces in Yemen, the International Organization for Migration says, with more than 11,000 forced from their homes in just three days.