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The Data Center Horribles

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As massive AI and cloud facilities expand nationwide, they increasingly disrupt local quality of life. Key issues include industrial noise (constant hums/vibrations), poor air quality from backup generators, strained local water supplies, and rapidly rising utility bills.

People need to be forewarned that if a data center moves in near you, it might be horrible.

These centers are popping up all over the country, and years after they’ve begun, they are still creating unbearable noise and draining resources.

They are not living up to their expectations.

Residents even have to worry about Privacy.

A data center in Wolf County, Kentucky, is not improving residents’ quality of life. They can’t sleep due to the noise, wildlife has disappeared, and home prices have plummeted. The Center moved in without any warning, and the elected representatives don’t care.

Residents put mattresses and plexiglass up in their windows to block the noise from the data center in Virginia.

How would you like to have a data center move across the street?

Here is one in Michigan.

This one is in Virginia.

The Vantage VA2 project was filed in August 2022 with plans to connect to Dominion’s grid. Dominion told Vantage that the grid connection would take roughly 3 years. Nearly 4 years later, it is still operating on gas turbines originally planned as temporary backup.

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