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E Fontaine
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E Fontaine

Keep data centers far away! Can't wait for the AI bubble to burst.

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Max
Max

Tin foil hats are better than having your head in the sand.

Cassandra Ann Drinkwater
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Cassandra Ann Drinkwater

Gives time for environmental heritage review as well as creating zoning laws, regulations. Properly taxing and hopefully be able to ban them in Missouri and the united states.

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Harry D
Harry D

You probably would have said the same thing about planes, trains and automobiles, electric lights, and modern plumbing. How much is China paying you to block data centers?

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Max
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Max

We have to stay ahead of China.

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Steve Baumann
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Steve Baumann

I have not seen any real evidence that they are a good or bad. It's a new world.

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E Fontaine
E Fontaine

How about the electric bills of the communities they enter?

Harry D
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Harry D

I am not a useful idiot bought off by CCP money to weaken the United States. The red banner with a fist holding a red flower pictured above is a Socialist Party logo. Protests against DCs are not grassroots they are paid protesters with foreign money led by people who go to Cuba & China for orders

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E Fontaine
E Fontaine

Your tinfoil hat is a little tight, friend.

Steve Baumann
Steve Baumann

Agreed, the commies are all over this one.

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Steve Baumann
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Steve Baumann

Think Callaway Plant and that area - Plenty of power, water and not much else. This could pay to update and upgrade the nuke plant.

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Harry D
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Harry D

The state needs to support economic development. There is so much misinformation being pushed about data centers and the professional protestors are out in force against them. Counties would be blessed to have such major projects just like the Callaway nuclear plant helps the tax base there.

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Mushin Zenkoans
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Mushin Zenkoans

A small data center consumes 1 million gallons of water a day, and more electricity than 100.000 family size houses. The "employment it'll bring us limited and short lived

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Max
Max

So does almond milk.

Max
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Max

The communities receive huge tax benefits plus a huge boost to their economies. It's a no brainer.

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Bobbie Stanfield
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Bobbie Stanfield

Cost to the communities greatly out way the advantages. The environmental impact is significant from noise pollution to ground water disturbance which is massive but also our grids will not support this type of use without charging Missouri citizens more for energy cost that they cannot afford now.

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Max
Max

Wrong, on all counts.

Jenn Pruett
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Jenn Pruett

We are Missouri Farms we are brooks rivers and beauty WE dont need this now want this. We dont need all this extra money we will never see, like the legal weed money

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Max
Max

The earth is not flat.

Jenn Pruett
Jenn Pruett

Nor, want this I meant

James Gordon
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James Gordon

This is not economic development. This is economic domination.

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Max
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Max

People should always be concerned about their community.

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Gman Gman
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Gman Gman

They use a large amount of resources

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No

Toasty
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Toasty

Main stream media again stirring up fake outrage?

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