The Coalition to Protect Prince William County
UNLESS someone like you cares a whole awful lot...Nothing is going to get better...It's not - The Lorax
The Coalition is continuing to collect signatures for both the Candland and Wheeler recall petitions. ———————————————————– By E. Bruce Davis September 16, 2022 Elena Schlossberg, executive director of the Coalition to Protect Prince William County, recently reported that the citizens organization has obtained the required
DEMOCRACY DIES IN DARKNESS – SEE THIS TRUTH! (Below) Sept. 9, 2022 letter from QTS-Compass – added by Planning Commissioner Brown to her motion to approve/recommend the Digital Gateway application to the Board of Supervisors. This was done by your County Planning Commission on 9/15/22 between
Prince William Co. Approves Digital Gateway Project Despite Opposition – NBC4 Washington (nbcwashington.com)
County Historical Commission recommends denial of controversial ‘digital gateway’ plan | News | princewilliamtimes.com
Audubon Naturalist Society opposing Digital Gateway Letter 091322
As data centers proliferate, neighbors knock the noise – The Washington Post
The rural landscape has changed and old ways aren’t coming back, so how do we hold on to what we have? – Agweek | #1 source for agriculture news, farming, markets
Community Report, September 12 2022; read online here. You make our work possible! Donate here Planning Commission Hearing: PW Gateway Wednesday, Sept 14 | 7 pm James J. McCoart – Board Chambers 1 County Complex Ct. The Planning Commission is scheduled to
As Demand Outstrips Supply in Cloud Hubs, Secondary Markets May Benefit | Data Center Frontier
Amberleigh Station & Silver Leaf Estates Residents to Protest Runaway Data Center Development in Bristow – Bristow Beat
September 13 – Rally September 14 – Planning Commission Digital Gateway vote The Coalition wants the entire Prince William County community to understand the totality of the changes that are proposed – countywide. We recognize that data center proliferation, their associated impacts and massive energy
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Should Prince William County Allow Data Centers within Earshot of Homes & Schools? – Bristow Beat
As we close in on reaching the total number of signatures required to file our citizen recall of Pete Candland with the Circuit Court, we wanted to take this opportunity to explain WHY citizens felt compelled to take this action. (Citizens are not being silent.
I’d like to thank our local journalism community for pointing out the environmental and other consequences of the data center transformation of PWC. In case you have not seen it, below is a link to an important article that shows how other communities worldwide protect
Washington Post – Letters to the Editor The Aug. 16 Metro article on the increasing salinization of our region’s water, “Salt in water sources becoming worrisome in D.C. region, experts warn,” was on the mark. This issue has evolved over time as residential and industrial
Western Prince William County Could House an Estimated 130+ Data Centers – Bristow Beat