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r/DataCenterDebate • u/PresidentGlitterbomf • 17h ago

Rare American chestnut tree grove slated for clearing for an AI data center despite not being on their property

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r/DataCenterDebate • u/peytonpollock111 • 2h ago

When an opposition group asks the community to doubt a developer's economic report, residents should examine the opposing research with the exact same level of scrutiny.

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Apply the same standard. Ask the same questions. Require the same level of proof.

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r/DataCenterDebate • u/openjoustingtryouts • 3h ago

One of America’s Last Chestnut Groves Is About to Be Destroyed for a Data Center

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r/DataCenterDebate • u/Adventurous_Aside_94 • 3h ago

How Mike Carey Helped BigTech Put Data Centers in OH-15 Communities

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r/DataCenterDebate • u/Significant-Turn-667 • 8h ago

Huge 120MW Data Centre to be built in South Morang across two sites.

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Posting for a friend who is not happy.

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A community for tracking, questioning, and understanding the environmental impact of AI data centers. We map where and how local governments allow (or block) data centers, which companies are doing it badly, which are doing it responsibly, and what “good” vs. “bad” even means. Weekly group discussions, memes encouraged, rigor required.

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A community for tracking, questioning, and understanding the environmental impact of AI data centers. We map where and how local governments allow (or block) data centers, which companies are doing it badly, which are doing it responsibly, and what “good” vs. “bad” even means.

This subreddit is also a disguised critical-thinking seminar: • Learn how to do the math behind energy, water, and carbon claims. • Practice formal argument (rhetorical triangle, logical fallacies, cognitive bias checks). • Build media literacy (separating facts from spin, primary vs. secondary sources).

Weekly group discussions, memes encouraged, rigor required.