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Uniting Against Data Centers (opens the original)
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Seldom have our political differences been more pronounced. Republicans and Democrats are at odds on a myriad of issues, and the bitter polarization of the American polity is the result.That’s how it seems, anyway. But semblances can be deceptive. Yes, the schism between Right and Left appeared irreconcilable in 2024, when Donald Trump was re-elected to the White House. But much has changed since then. Trump’s polls are at their nadir, with few Americans supporting his policies.That doesn’t mean
The Unethical Choice for the State Water Resources Control Board (opens the original)
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By Carolee Krieger, California Water Impact NetworkIn California, the State Water Resources Control Board (Water Board) has regulatory authority over water rights, water quality, and drinking water. It is unethical for Water Board members to have direct ties with the entities they regulate.That’s why the appointment of the newest Water Board member—Jared Blumenfeld—is deeply problematic. Blumenfeld previously served as Secretary of the California Environmental Protection Agency (CalEPA), where h
Data Center Construction is Fueled by Government Subsidies (opens the original)
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Part 2 of 2While most Americans are reeling from massive inflation in the cost of essential goods such as food and gasoline, one group, aided by the intervention of Donald Trump, is benefitting from the chaos—tech bros. Trump, who will go down as the most corrupt president in US history, has gifted the technology industry a massive windfall through legislation and executive orders designed to free AI tools and the data centers that run them from regulation and oversight.Passed last year, H.R. 1–
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