Data Center Policy Trends with Tim Bernard
Join us for another event with data center policy expert Tim Bernard who is available to share updates on policy trends and answer questions based on his work tracking emerging […]
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Data Center Site Selection & Land Use (Gateway 1)
About these Working Sessions These bi-weekly meetings are part of a network project addressing the harms of bad data centers. Log-in or sign-up for the network to get involved. The format is a facilitated Zoom call to share on-the-ground experience, tools, resources, and information. The outcome is a collection of refined tools and knowledge the […]
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Chemical Disclosure and FOIA Requests Q&A with environmental attorney Dusty Horwitt
Join us for a presentation and Q&A with environmental attorney Dusty Horwitt, the attorney whose transparency work helped pass Colorado’s landmark PFAS ban in oil and gas wells, protected the […]
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Data Center Power & Utility Interconnection (Gateway 2)
About these Working Sessions These bi-weekly meetings are part of a network project addressing the harms of bad data centers. Log-in or sign-up for the network to get involved. The format is a facilitated Zoom call to share on-the-ground experience, tools, resources, and information. The outcome is a collection of refined tools and knowledge the […]
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Building a National Movement to Fight AI Data Centers: Organizing Training Series
The Data Center Working Group, Kairos Fellowship, and Fight Oligarchy team are offering a five-part training series to support organizing and campaign efforts to stop the expansion of data centers. Each session covers key skills and techniques to help groups build winning coalitions, strategies, and campaigns. Sessions have a progressive structure with each workshop building […]
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Energy x Data Centers: Why Ratepayer Protections Are Not Enough
Organized by AI Now Institute and the Data Center Working Group. The hour long workshop will review the strongest possible interventions to protect our energy grid and ratepayers from the data center buildout—and explain why it’s not enough for the data center industry to “pay its fair share” for electricity or pursue “clean data centers.” […]
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200 Feet Away: One Family’s Unexpected Fight Against a Data Center
What do you do when you discover a $4 billion data center has been approved 200 feet from your home? Jessica Sharp, Ohio Organizer with Wilmington Residents for Responsible Development, thought […]
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Building a National Movement to Fight AI Data Centers: Organizing Training Series
The Data Center Working Group, Kairos Fellowship, and Fight Oligarchy team are offering a five-part training series to support organizing and campaign efforts to stop the expansion of data centers. Each session covers key skills and techniques to help groups build winning coalitions, strategies, and campaigns. Sessions have a progressive structure with each workshop building […]
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Data Center Water Rights & Environmental Permits (Gateway 3)
About these Working Sessions These bi-weekly meetings are part of a network project addressing the harms of bad data centers. Log-in or sign-up for the network to get involved. The format is a facilitated Zoom call to share on-the-ground experience, tools, resources, and information. The outcome is a collection of refined tools and knowledge the […]
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Repealing Tax Incentives, Banning NDAs, and Myth-busting Economy & Jobs Claims
The hour long workshop will review the strongest possible local, state, and federal policy interventions to stop taxpayer subsidization of the data center buildout and combat corporate secrecy. Hosted by ainowinstitute.org The session will include: Analysis from Kasia Tarczynska, Senior Research Analyst at Good Jobs First, on how data center siting decisions are made, how […]