Ohio Residents Challenge Massive Data Centers
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Ohios battle against massive data centers takes a significant turn as Attorney General Dave Yost validates a ballot initiative aiming to ban centers consuming over twenty-five megawatts monthly. This move threatens most large-scale projects, including those planned for Adams Countys old power plant sites. Residents, led by groups like Food and Water Watch, are voicing concerns over potential tax breaks and land grabs, urging a halt to these developments. With petition drives gaining momentum nationwide, the initiative needs over seven hundred thousand signatures by July first to make it to the ballot, potentially putting the decision in the hands of Ohio voters.
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