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Activist helps kill data center proposal that actually sort of made sense
An anti-data center activist helped stall a project planned for an abandoned mall just outside Washington, D.C. — and now she wants her county to ban them…
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Harwood, ND, is backing a measure tied to future development and signaling support for a massive new tech investments: data centers.
Sen. Josh Hawley (R-Mo.) is calling on the Senate to pass a moratorium on data center construction in the period before Republicans lose the majority, the first GOP senator to call for the move nationwide. The Missouri senator listed his five priorities for his party in a post to the social platform X, including passing…
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An anti-data center activist helped stall a project planned for an abandoned mall just outside Washington, D.C. — and now she wants her county to ban them…
‘Oh, hell no’
Taylor Frazier McCollum, the "grassroots" activist who has been credited with securing a moratorium on data center development in Prince George's County, Maryland, had extensive support from a China-linked group that widely promoted her campaign and even provided signs with its logo for the on-site demonstrations.
Do activists believe that the $5 billion that would have been spent on this project is just waiting to be allocated elsewhere?
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