Local commissions across America are approving massive data centers — facilities that drain millions of gallons of water daily, pollute your air, and strain your community's infrastructure. You have the right to say no.
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A proposed hyperscale AI facility would consume 2.1 million gallons of water daily from an already critically stressed Colorado River watershed. The Phoenix metro area is already under Level 2 drought conditions.
Northern Virginia already hosts 27 million sq ft of data centers. Phase 7 expansion plans add 4 more facilities with diesel generators running 50-hour "demand response" sessions — pumping NOx and particulate matter into neighborhoods.
Boardman residents have discovered nitrate levels exceeding 5× the legal limit in their wells. Cooling wastewater dumped on surrounding farmland has contaminated the water table. Three years of unknowing consumption of toxic water.
Residents were blindsided to learn that an approved data center would require a 10% statewide electricity increase from Alabama Power and consume 2 million gallons per day — one-third of the local utility's total water supply.
1.8 billion gallons of annual water withdrawal from the Huron River is threatening wetlands and riparian ecosystems. The facility exploited a regulatory loophole for unchecked natural gas turbine emissions, potentially adding 1.5 million tons of CO₂ per year.
Residents of this majority-Black town were promised 1,000 jobs. They got construction dust settling over homes and playgrounds, lung irritation reports, and weekly diesel generator tests spiking NOx levels. The Big Black River is now under pressure from cooling demands.
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Knowledge is power. Use these verified sources at your commission meeting.
Comprehensive look at how data center proliferation is straining local resources across the country.
EESI.orgSingle large data centers can consume up to 5 million gallons per day — equal to a city of 50,000 people.
University of Michigan — Ford SchoolEvidence from 9 states shows tax breaks benefit corporations — not local communities.
Science & Environmental Health NetworkIn 2021, one in five US data centers was already located in a water-stressed region.
Oregon Rural ActionHow 30+ data centers contaminated wells in a small Oregon town — and what residents are doing about it.
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