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InsideNoVa: Prince William County’s Planning Commission gets a makeover
Prince William County’s Planning Commission gets a makeover | Headlines | insidenova.com
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Silverlinings: AWS just went nuclear – and more hyperscalers could follow
AWS just went nuclear – and more hyperscalers could follow (silverliningsinfo.com)
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NBC4: W&OD trail cyclist burned 030324
https://protectpwc.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/03/WOD-trail-cyclist-burned-030324.mp4 Originally published 2024-03-04 at https://protectpwc.org/2024/03/04/nbc4-wod-trail-cyclist-burned-030324/.
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Next Door: 3/3/24 Man Receives Electric Shock Burn under Transmission Lines along WO&D Trail
(19) News Feed — Nextdoor
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InsideNoVa: Microsoft spends big on data center land near Gainesville
Microsoft spends big on data center land near Gainesville | Politics | insidenova.com
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Prince William Times: Fauquier supervisor warns about data centers in Vint Hill
Fauquier supervisor warns about data centers in Vint Hill | News | princewilliamtimes.com
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The Atlantic: AI is Taking Water From the Desert
AI Is Taking Water From the Desert (msn.com)
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Buckle Up Prince William County: MORE Transmission Lines
Dear Coalition friends and supporters, We want to impress upon you, and our Supervisors, the magnitude of transmission lines and substations that are gathering like a storm at our collective doorstep. All for one undeniable reason. The Dominion Representative in Monday’s “stakeholder” meeting confi
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Dominion’s Massive “Extension Cord” for Data Centers through Gainesville and Brentsville districts
Barely five years after dealing with citizen uproar over multiple route possibilities cutting through communities for the Haymarket Transmission line, Dominion Energy is at it again. Dominion submitted the Daves Store Transmission line route to the SCC on Feb. 9, 2024 — completely ignoring citizen i
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The Nation: The Dirty Energy Fueling Amazon’s Data Gold Rush
The Dirty Energy Fueling Amazon’s Data Gold Rush | The Nation ENVIRONMENT / FEBRUARY 22, 2024 Northern Virginia is grappling with the environmental effects of a booming data-center empire. ELLA FANGER Amazon data centers loom over houses at the edge of the Loudoun Meadows neighborhood on January Rea
