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The Hum features Melissa Emmal and Mike Tidwell discussing community organizing, local elections and efforts to restrict data center development in Maryland.
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Public Airtable compares U.S. gubernatorial candidates' data center positions by state, with summary categories, reference fields and a data dictionary.
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Author unknown. Date unknown. 2026 Gubernatorial Election Data Center Positions. https://airtable.com/app5tFl6oes7VuGiD/shrqRyES0avTV8q0J/tbldc8mb3ogQ3CcDu/viwBIZ1sr6Sy0oj4I (AI & Environment Resource Hub; record tool-gubernatorial-data-center-positions-2026; collection snapshot 2026-10-04).
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The Hum features Melissa Emmal and Mike Tidwell discussing community organizing, local elections and efforts to restrict data center development in Maryland.
Shared topics: Governance and society; Built environment and infrastructure
Fieke Jansen analyzes 26 position papers from an internet sustainability workshop, arguing that technical efficiency approaches can obscure wider resource limits and the politics of infrastructure growth.
Shared topics: Governance and society; Built environment and infrastructure
This article proposes a five-step state policy roadmap for data center development: conduct environmental and community impact studies, use the findings in siting decisions, reassess incentives, require large facilities to pair with off-grid clean energy and storage, and mandate community-benefit sharing. It focuses on protecting grid reliability, electricity affordability, environmental integrity, and host communities.
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60 Minutes reports on communities pushing back against data center development as technology companies expand AI infrastructure.