Inside NoVa: Prince William has spent $1.6M defending Digital Gateway
Prince William has spent $1.6M defending Digital Gateway | Prince William | insidenova.com
The Coalition to Protect Prince William County
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Prince William has spent $1.6M defending Digital Gateway | Prince William | insidenova.com
Dear Coalition Friends and Neighbors, For Immediate Release January 5, 2026 LEADING CONSERVATION ORGANIZATIONS PUNCH BACK AGAINST WORLD’S LARGEST DATA CENTER COMPLEX, FILE AMICUS BRIEF Groups say the Prince William Digital Gateway threatens irreparable harm to historic, natural and cultural resources (Manassas, Virginia) — Today,
Amicus 010526 1584-25-4 et al. Brief of Amici Curiae Amicus Participants 010526 1584-25-4 et al. Motion for Leave to File Amicus Brief
The data center rebellion is here, and it’s reshaping the political landscape As the buildout of AI infrastructure alarms communities, it is fast emerging as a potent electoral issue across the political divide. January 6, 2026 at 5:00 a.m. ESTYesterday at 5:00 a.m. EST 9
It’s Time for Virginia to Pause Data Center Approvals – The Piedmont Environmental Council
Dear Coalition Friends and Neighbors, If you believed we had reached the pinnacle of absurd with the Digital Gateway project, buckle up. Greed and avarice apparently know no “earthly” bounds. As you may be aware, since around 2022 there has been an “assemblage” area of approximately
This presentation contains the latest recommended PJM transmission expansion project: PJM Data Center Driven Projects 2022 to Present Dec 2025
Dear Coalition Friends and Supporters, We wanted to share the Coalition Letter to Virginia’s DEQ for two reasons: ** We wanted to remind you to send in a few brief comments expressing your concerns to DEQ. Their main job, as a science-based non-partisan government agency — their “only”
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DEQ comments 120125 ProtectPWC.org December 1, 2025 NO to new DEQ on-site generator guidance The observation of the Coalition to Protect Prince William County is fairly simple. What this new proposed DEQ “guidance” demonstrates is that our public utility system is broken. We reject
Dear Coalition Supporters and Friends, Life is all about perspective. Is the glass half empty, or half full. Our approach in the tough times – for how to manage what we know is a very long game – is to keep moving forward. However –
Dear Coalition Supporters and Friends, What do all these ‘D’s have in common? They all connect to your air quality. Yes, that’s correct. How are they connected, you may be asking. Remember back in 2023 when this community showed up in force at DEQ to
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Dear Coalition Supporters and Friends, If only we could turn this energy infrastructure onslaught into a game. With prizes. But this is not a game, and it certainly isn’t fun. In addition to the massive concrete data center buildings and the land they consume, there are
The most significant change in the Pathway to 2040 Comprehensive Plan approved Dec. 13, 2022 update: the elimination of the county’s rural area designation from the map, known to many as the “rural crescent.” But we know the cure. The cure is citizens engaging. The
PJM Data Center Driven Projects 2022 to Present November 2025
Dear Coalition Supporters and Friends, This is TOTALLY RIDICULOUS! We are being inundated by yet more data center energy infrastructure. READ THIS! With all the data centers being built and approved in our region, the reality is that the expansion of the power corridor between
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Dear Coalition Supporters and Friends, How much sprawl — housing and/or data centers — can one county absorb?! Did you know that portions of Prince William County are not just a critical drinking water resource for the Occoquan Reservoir, but are ALSO critical to the entire Chesapeake Bay Watershed?
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