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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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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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Think Callaway Plant and that area - Plenty of power, water and not much else. This could pay to update and upgrade the nuke plant.
ReplyThe 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.
ReplyA 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
ReplyThe communities receive huge tax benefits plus a huge boost to their economies. It's a no brainer.
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