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Is the Trump administration illegally authorizing data centers on public land?
The Utah Data Center is a 1.5 million-square-foot National Security Agency facility located at Camp Williams in Bluffdale, Utah; Source: ParkerHiggins (Electronic Frontier Foundation)/Wikimedia
In June, the Bureau of Land Management approv...
The Senate permitting bill would lock in data centers and nuclear waste on public lands. It only gets worse from there
Spent nuclear fuel at the Hanford Nuclear Site, Wikimedia Commons
On a stretch of national public land in Utah, a startup wants to build a massive data center powered by hundreds of small nuclear reactors. Now members of Congress from both...
The Senate permitting bill: Not just terrible for data centers
Chaco Culture National Historical Park
The Senate’s bipartisan permitting bill would give President Trump and Interior Secretary Doug Burgum two years to approve data centers, nuclear reactors, and nuclear waste storage on public lands, th...
The Trump administration is trying to build data centers on public lands
Interior Secretary Doug Burgum. Source: Gage Skidmore, Flickr.
As opposition to AI data centers mounts across the country, the Trump administration is moving full speed ahead to approve and construct them on America’s public lands. Interio...
MAP: The national park projects the Trump administration labeled “low priority”
Earlier this year, National Park Service headquarters in Washington shifted about 1,500 projects, many already approved, to a new “low priority” list, the Associated Press reported in August. The projects span more than 200 sites and carry...
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The Center for Western Priorities is a nonpartisan conservation and advocacy organization that promotes responsible policies and practices to protect land, water, and communities in the American West.
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