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Data center backlash unites some Missouri and Kansas towns against lawmakers and big tech (opens the original)
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The residents of Peculiar, Missouri, celebrated their victory against a proposed data center on an October night in 2024, after the town's six-person Board of Aldermen unanimously voted down a proposal to rezone land for a 500-acre data center campus. Peculiar, a town of 3,000 people about 40 minutes southwest of Kansas City, was among the earliest documented communities in the country to defeat a data center development through grassroots pushback. Under the rallying cry, "Don't Dump Data on Pe
Many Iowans oppose data centers, with skepticism and anger crossing party lines (opens the original)
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The residents of Peculiar, Missouri, celebrated their victory against a proposed data center on an October night in 2024, after the town’s six-person Board of Aldermen unanimously voted down a proposal to rezone land for a 500-acre data center campus. Peculiar, a town of 3,000 people about 40 minutes southwest of Kansas City, was among the earliest documented communities in the country to defeat a data center development through grassroots pushback. Under the rallying cry, “Don’t Dump Data on Pe
Seeking affordability, ‘domestic migrants’ are moving to the Midwest. Just not to Iowa (opens the original)
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Brittany and Ryan Arthur could not afford to buy a home in Portland, Oregon — at least one that was move-in ready, would accommodate their growing family and was in a neighborhood they liked. “To live in the location we’d want, with access to amenities that we’d want, we would be either in a tiny condo, which didn’t feel realistic for a growing young family like ours, or we would have to make some big sacrifices and be outside of the city itself,” Ryan Arthur, 41, said. In June, the couple and t
This couple moved to Missouri for its affordability. Here's what they found (opens the original)
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Brittany and Ryan Arthur could not afford to buy a home in Portland, Oregon — at least one that was move-in ready, would accommodate their growing family and was in a neighborhood they liked. “To live in the location we’d want, with access to amenities that we’d want, we would be either in a tiny condo, which didn’t feel realistic for a growing young family like ours, or we would have to make some big sacrifices and be outside of the city itself,” Ryan Arthur, 41, said. In June, the couple and t
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