East Fishkill Residents Oppose Potential Data Center Project East Fishkill – A proposed data center is generating significant concern and uncertainty among residents of East Fishkill, despite the developer not having formally submitted an application. Treetop Companies, acting through property owner Donovan Drive Holdings LLC, initially planned to construct two warehouses totaling 765,000 square feet

Rural Texans are increasingly resistant to large-scale artificial intelligence data centers, a backlash fueled by strategies honed during years of battles over solar and wind farm development. Technology companies proposing these facilities typically present economic benefits like increased property tax revenue and advancements in computing power. However, they often face prepared opposition groups at county

U.S. Representative Victoria Spartz has formally requested a comprehensive evaluation of Indiana’s LEAP Research and Innovation District and related data center projects throughout the state. The request, communicated in a letter to U.S. Department of Energy Secretary Chris Wright and U.S. Department of Interior Secretary Doug Burgum, expresses concern regarding a lack of transparency surrounding

A Woodhaven neighborhood resident told commissioners he represents hundreds of petitioners opposing the Mount Comfort Technology data center and asked the county to proceed with careful, fact-based review.

Texas Pauses New Data Center Projects Amid Growing Opposition Texas has become the latest state to pause new data center construction, mirroring a broader wave of skepticism across the United States. The decision, announced Wednesday, August 19, 2026, follows recent primary election results and reflects increasing public concern about the environmental impact and resource demands

Multiple residents told Council that recent court rulings, pending lawsuits, and statewide permit developments signal growing public opposition to data centers; speakers warned of wildlife, water and health impacts and urged direct corporate engagement with residents.

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