The dark side of the data center boom
Data centers don’t just pollute and raise utility bills — they keep Americans hooked on wars for oil.
Data centers don’t just pollute and raise utility bills — they keep Americans hooked on wars for oil.
The law requires AI data centers to pay for their own utilities but doesn’t ban disclosure agreements.
Heat pumps are common primarily in warm southern states such as Florida where winter heating needs are relatively low.
A lack of investment over time and delays in investments made have led to an enormous scale of needed work.
New research shows that city and state climate policies often leave renters behind.
An analysis suggests that everyday people are paying rising prices, while data centers are scoring discounts.
The relentless push for data centers is raising our power bills and polluting our communities.
Solar is 20-28% cheaper than new natural gas generation, creates local jobs and keeps dollars in-state.
The hearing came days after Gov. DeSantis announced a proposal to protect Floridians from footing the bill for AI data ...
Florida ranked fourth in the number of affordable homes exposed to one or more weeks’ worth of heat alerts.
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