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🚨BREAKING: COPS CLASH With ICE Protesters at Delaney Hall ICE Prison



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AI Data Centers &
Our Communities

An initiative by Erin  ·  Environmental Advocate





"The RACE to build AI infrastructures is unfolding town by town across America. In some places, data centers are welcomed. In others, they are delayed, contested or abandoned altogether. This MAP captures the real-world footprint of that race — revealing patterns of growth, conflict and uncertainty.

I am watching as YOU, the communities show up and speak out. In the famous words of Mark Twain … “The secret of getting ahead is getting started,” so let’s go!

— Erin"


Many people have been reaching out to me regarding an existing or upcoming AI data center that is located in the heart of their community.


Key Concerns with AI Data Centers

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Energy Consumption

High energy usage contributes to significant environmental impact and escalating costs for surrounding communities.

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Water Usage

Cooling systems often require substantial water resources, straining local water supplies and ecosystems.

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E-Waste

Frequent hardware upgrades and replacements generate significant volumes of electronic waste.

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Location Risks

Natural disasters, flooding, or geopolitical instability can disrupt operations and impact local infrastructure.

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Scalability & Efficiency

Growing demand strains local resources and infrastructure, often outpacing community planning capacity.

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Noise

Constant humming from cooling systems, generators, and substations can disrupt sleep, daily life, and wildlife in surrounding neighborhoods.

These challenges highlight the need for sustainable, secure, and efficient AI data center practices. If you would like to learn more, please follow our webpage and feel free to report any issues to me. Self-reporting is the best way we can get this information out to the public!

AI Data Centers Across the United States

A map of major AI data centers in the U.S. that are either operational or under construction, overlaid with locations where community members have emailed in concerns. Click any marker for details.

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Operational
built & running
53
Under Construction
announced or building
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locations nationwide
Last updated: May 28, 2026

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Note: This map shows publicly announced, major AI-focused and hyperscale data centers running AI workloads. Each marker's popup includes its source citation. Many smaller or unannounced facilities are not listed. Know of one missing? Report it here.

 "Community Reported" pins show data submitted by concerned residents across the US about AI data centers. Note that locations might be approximate, covering reported zip codes or nearby areas.

Latest News & Articles

Staying informed is the first step to protecting your community. Here are the latest developments in AI data center accountability.

Video· YouTubeAI Data Centers — Community Impact
The New York Times

In Rural Montana, a Rancher Takes On a 5,000-Acre AI Data Center

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CNN

Kevin O'Leary's Massive Utah AI Data Center Faces Mounting Opposition

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The New York Times

Liberals and Conservatives Are Finding Common Ground — Against Data Centers

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Mother Jones

Maine Moves to Ban New AI Data Centers Over Energy Grid Concerns

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The Hill

Data Center Backlash Grows

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Business Insider

How the Data Center Industry Is Responding to Growing Pushback and New Regulation

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Native News Online

Two Muscogee Women Featured on Cover of TIME for Leadership on AI Data Center Fight

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Political Notebook: A notable absence in the 'Nature for Massachusetts' coalition

                                 

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UNCOMPETITIVE: The historic level of competition on ballot questions does not extend to the Legislature – roughly 60 percent of House and Senate races this cycle will have only a single candidate on the ballot. Chris Lisinski has more.


Senate President Karen Spilka (left) has not faced a challenger since 2010, and House Speaker Ron Mariano (right) last had an opponent in 2020. (Chris Lisinski/CommonWealth Beacon)

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MASSACHUSETTS VOTERS ARE on track to have a record-smashing, likely overwhelming number of choices to make this fall that could reshape the state. They’ll need to decide whether to walk back a landmark gun control law, slash taxes over the objections of Beacon Hill, reverse a 1994 electorate decision to ban rent control, and much more.

When it comes to the elected officials responsible for writing the laws in the first place, though, most Bay Staters will once again have no options at all.

Three out of every five state legislative races will be completely uncontested this fall, in each case allowing a single candidate — almost always the incumbent — to amble into another two-year term without needing to expend any energy on campaigning or explain their positions on issues facing the state. If constituents don’t like that, well, they can blank their ballot or write in another name in silent, ineffectual protest.

Public sentiment about Beacon Hill has been increasingly marbled with negativity.The historic boom in ballot questions — as many as 11 could go before voters, surpassing the record of nine set in 1994 — in many ways reflects dissatisfaction, with many proposals seeking to circumvent legislative inertia and one targeting lawmakers themselves by looking to force access to their records.



DIZOGLIO: Even more twists and turns arrived in the long-running drama of Auditor Diana DiZoglio versus the Legislature. The Senate voted to release some records DiZoglio sought, while insisting senators may still argue she has no constitutional authority to do so, and House leaders decided to take a different approach altogether. Chris Lisinski digs in.



ICED OUT: New guidance from the Healey administration asserts that that administrative warrants issued by ICE or the Department of Homeland Security do not authorize entry into nonpublic spaces, and encourages providers and organizations to identify non-public areas and develop procedures if immigration enforcement action is attempted there. Ella Adams with the State House News Service has more.

CRACK DOWN: The Department of Environmental Protection has launched a review of its program that requires the state’s six gas companies to meet annually declining limits on methane emissions. Jordan Wolman has the details.

 

Nearly 90 environmental organizations, nonprofits, and even some private companies have signed on to endorse a ballot measure poised to land before voters this November that would dedicate as much as $100 million a year from the sales tax generated on sporting goods purchases to expand land conservation efforts.

The coalition, unsurprisingly, includes some of the bigger names in the state focused on environmental issues: Conservation Law Foundation, Mass Audubon, The Trustees of Reservations, The Nature Conservancy, and even outdoors retailer REI.

You won’t find the Environmental League of Massachusetts on that list.

ELM, one of the state’s oldest advocacy organizations given its founding in 1898, is instead sitting this one out. The organization’s campaign arm formally endorsed Gov. Maura Healey for reelection earlier this month.

“We made the decision to not weigh in on the Nature for All ballot question due to capacity,” said Leigh Chandler, an ELM spokesperson. “We’re directing our staff hours toward closing out a strong legislative session and, on the ELM Action Fund side, supporting climate candidates.”

The ballot question has no formal opposition but met somewhat of a chilly reception from lawmakers at a related hearing earlier this year.

 

More from CommonWealth Beacon

BILL GALVIN: Secretary of State Bill Galvin has seen a lot in his nearly five decades in public office. But this year he’s experiencing something new: No majority-party opponent in his bid for reelection. Chris Lisinski reports.


Little competition in Mass. House races in 2026

All 160 House districts are up for grabs, and 92 of them feature a single candidate on the ballot.

CLICK ON LINK TO MAP

YIMBY: The Healey administration is getting involved in pushing for pro-housing legislation, with Lt. Gov. Kim Driscoll showing face at a Wednesday rally at the State House. Jennifer Smith explains.  

US SENATE: Alex Rikleen, a Democrat running for US Senate, ended his campaign and endorsed incumbent Sen. Ed Markey. Sam Drysdale reports for the State House News Service.

OPINION: Massachusetts needs to embrace dual learning programs as a core part of education, writes Aislinn Doyle, who serves in multiple roles in Worcester’s public schools.

What We're Reading

IMMIGRATION: A federal judge has dismissed the Trump administration’s case targeting Boston’s sanctuary city policy, writing that no federal judge could provide the kind of relief that the federal government is seeking. (GBH News)

TRANSIT: As the World Cup nears, MBTA officials are staring down a grim task: making the system’s dingy T stations feel like a pleasant place to await a train. (WBUR)

TECHNOLOGY: State officials are committing millions of dollars for a new quantum center and lawmakers are also considering new legislation to create a public quantum center and investment fund. (State House News Service – paywall)

DEVELOPMENT: The future is uncertain for the former UMass Lowell Inn and Conference Center, which is closing as an emergency shelter this summer with no public plans for what comes next. (Boston Business Journal – paywall)

SCIENCE: Massachusetts researchers are asking the state to step in and fund scientific research to help make up for steep drops in federal support that have cost universities tens of millions of dollars. (The Boston Globe – paywall)

 
 
 
 
 
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