Prince William Times: Eastern PWC drinking water exceeds limit on ‘forever chemicals’
Eastern PWC drinking water exceeds limit on ‘forever chemicals’ | News | princewilliamtimes.com
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Press Release: Reject Don’t Re-Elect Chair Wheeler
PRESS RELEASE Chair Wheeler Recall Effort Shifts to “Reject Don’t Re-elect” Mode Executive director says: “Citizens want to BE SURE the next four years are without Wheeler!” Haymarket, Virginia (March 31, 2023) – Citizens seeking to cleanse the county board of “bought and paid-for”
Inside NoVa: Brentsville District Planning Commissioner Gordy announces campaign for Prince William Board of Supervisors
Brentsville District Planning Commissioner Gordy announces campaign for Prince William Board of Supervisors | Headlines | insidenova.com
Prince William Times: Republican Jeanine Lawson announces her bid for Prince William board chair
Republican Jeanine Lawson announces her bid for Prince William board chair | News | princewilliamtimes.com
Potomac Local: Lawson seeks to replace Wheeler as chair; Rising taxes, crime pushed county in ‘wrong direction’
Lawson seeks to replace Wheeler as chair; Rising taxes, crime pushed county in ‘wrong direction’ (potomaclocal.com)
“History is History… You Cannot Rescind History”
“…Pageland Lane area residents, who have signed contracts to sell their properties to data center developers involved in the PW Digital Gateway, spoke against the (county registered historic site) designations during public comment time (at the PWC Historical Commission on March 14, 2023), insisting there
BisNow: Atlanta Winning Data Center Business Fleeing Power Problems In Northern Virginia
Atlanta Winning Data Center Business Fleeing Power Problems In Northern Virginia (bisnow.com)
Prince William Times: Prince William County Historical Commission moves to protect historic sites near the PW Digital Gateway
Prince William County Historical Commission moves to protect historic sites near the PW Digital Gateway | News | princewilliamtimes.com
Virginia’s Dirty Secret
In response to the hard reality that Dominion Energy CANNOT meet the demands of the data center electricity hogs that are currently in operation (NOT to include all those which are proposed and under consideration), the energy solution which has been proposed is running our grid on
Prince William Times: Residents, environmental groups protest letting data centers run their diesel generators nonstop
Residents, environmental groups protest letting data centers run their diesel generators nonstop | News | princewilliamtimes.com DEQ proposal aims to reduce strain on the electric grid By Peter Cary Piedmont Journalism Foundation Updated Mar 7, 2023 Kyle Hart, of the National Parks Conservation Association, speaks
ENOUGH!
“Dominion Energy has been racing to keep up with the extra demands for electricity brought by the rapidly expanding data center industry in Virginia, particularly in the eastern part of Loudoun County, where the bulk of the industry is concentrated.” “…Meanwhile, more data center projects are under
CNBC: Mid-Atlantic region could run out of power in 7 years: Report
Mid-Atlantic region could run out of power in 7 years: Report (cnbc.com)
Opinion: Speaking up is never wrong – InsideNoVa
Around Prince William: Speaking up is never wrong | news/prince william | insidenova.com Mar 5, 2023 In October 2021, I wrote a column suggesting we should rethink public comment time. My premise was simple. The 2020 Virginia General Assembly had added this language to the
Prince William Times: Prince William supervisors propose data center tax hike in 2024 county budget
http://Prince William supervisors propose data center tax hike in 2024 county budget | News | princewilliamtimes.com
InsideNoVa: Data center-fueled power grid issues spark proposed rules adjustment
By James Jarvis Mar 2, 2023 1 Chris Miller, president of the Piedmont Environmental Council, speaks to the media during a press event in Woodbridge on Feb. 27 before a public hearing on a proposal to temporarily suspend emission limits for data centers. James Jarvis
Bay Journal: Mounting concerns over air quality impact of data center generator-power variance
Whitney Pipkin Mar 2, 2023 Jessica Grove and her son, Myles, a 4th grade student from Gainesville, VA, share their concerns at a hearing on Feb. 27 about a proposal to allow data centers to use backup power generators, including diesel fuel sources, in the
Letter to Editor: Impact of Va’s proposed waiver of air pollution controls to allow for sustained diesel generation supply to northern Virginia Data Centers – Bristow Beat
Impact of Va’s proposed waiver of air pollution controls to allow for sustained diesel generation supply to northern Virginia Data Centers – Bristow Beat The Counsel to the National Wildlife Federation explains the dangerous of air pollution from diesel generators Posted Tuesday, February 28, 2023
Prince William Times: Some cities suffering from data center noise turn to tough limits
Some cities suffering from data center noise turn to tough limits | News | princewilliamtimes.com
Data Center Dynamics: Quantum Loophole heads out of Virginia and into Maryland
https://www.datacenterdynamics.com/en/analysis/quantum-loophole-heads-out-of-virginia-and-into-maryland/ The world’s first multi-tenant gigawatt data center campus looks to change the local geography of the data center world February 23, 2023 By Dan Swinhoe Vlad-Gabriel Anghel While the south side of the Potomac river is home to the world’s highest concentration of data
Opinion: Weir’s landslide election a referendum on data centers, but taxpayers still need a break – Potomac Local
Uriah Kiser 2/24/2023 (Opinion: Weir’s landslide election a referendum on data centers, but taxpayers still need a break (potomaclocal.com)) Call it a canary in the coal mine. Call it the result of years of residents pleading for their local leaders to hear them. Call it