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Richland Parish, LA·FOX 8 Local First
Massive power needs of Meta data center in Richland Parish are ‘absurd,’ opponents say
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NEWS·Lowndes Signal
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- Oct 13VOTE·Lowndes Co., ALThe Lowndes County Commission approved a deal with Cloverleaf Infrastructure for Project Red Clay, a proposed data center in Burkeville that faced community opposition. The project is projected to generate $149 million annually in taxes and create 225 permanent jobs, with construction potentially beginning in early 2027.WSFA · Lowndes Co., AL
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- Oct 13MORATORIUM·FloridaHeadline onlyTreasure Coast News · Florida
- Oct 13MORATORIUM·FloridaMartin County commissioners unanimously voted Tuesday to advance a one-year moratorium on data centers while county leaders evaluate how to manage future facility development. A second vote is scheduled for Oct. 27, and a pending application submitted Monday would not be subject to the moratorium.WPTV · Florida
- Oct 13NEWS·GeorgiaHeadline onlyThe Augusta Chronicle · Georgia
- Oct 13VOTE·MississippiA poll of 501 Mississippi likely voters by Cygnal, commissioned by House Speaker Jason White, shows majorities support school choice programs (50.1%), eliminating property taxes on homestead property (56.6%), and restoring the ballot initiative process (72%), while plurality oppose further recruitment of data centers to the state (47.9%).Magnolia Tribune · Mississippi
- Oct 13NEWS·MississippiHeadline onlyMississippi Today · Mississippi
- Oct 13MORATORIUM·TennesseeHeadline onlyThe Commercial Appeal · Tennessee · also at Yahoo
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- Oct 13LAWSUITBoulder City residents successfully opposed an AI data center on private land, but developers obtained approval from the U.S. Bureau of Land Management for the Townsite project on adjacent federal property. The approval has become a contentious issue in Nevada's gubernatorial race, with Democratic candidate Aaron Ford opposing data centers on public lands and Republican Gov. Joe Lombardo supporting them if they have community backing.wvtm