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+4hThe 19th “West Virginians are tired of watching their utility bills climb, their hospitals and their schools close, and their elected officials writing blank checks to AI data centers.” These are the issues that the Democratic women trying for the statehouse are focused on. ↗
+6hMountain State Spotlight West Virginia groups and local governments demand data center oversight. The state is continuing to develop them anyway. ↗
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“West Virginians are tired of watching their utility bills climb, their hospitals and their schools close, and their elected officials writing blank checks to AI data centers.” These are the issues that the Democratic women trying for the statehouse are focused on.
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mountainstatespotlight.org··By Josephine Johnson
West Virginia groups and local governments demand data center oversight. The state is continuing to develop them anyway.
West Virginia’s extractive history with developers worries residents as the state signs data center deals with companies West Virginia groups and local governments demand data center oversight. The state is continuing to develop them anyway. appeared first on Mountain State Spotlight, West Virginia's civic newsroom.
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19thnews.org··By Amanda Becker
Can data center concerns help Democratic women win in deep-red West Virginia?
EASTERN PANHANDLE, W.Va. — Over and over on a recent October Saturday, Jenny Thacker explained to voters in West Virginia’s Eastern Panhandle why the groundwater in the region is particularly susceptible to contamination from data centers. “Basically, instead of having soil that the water goes down through evenly and…
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