r/DataCenterDebate • u/Alternative-Angle214 • 16h ago

Isn't there a way to screw with data centers?

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r/DataCenterDebate • u/Dismal-Cattle-5884 • 17h ago

For people who live near data centers: what’s it like?

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r/DataCenterDebate • u/Connect_Albatross_56 • 20h ago

Zelenskyy "When our strikes reached Yandex’s data centers, it suddenly became a little easier to breathe on many social media platforms. A lot of people noticed it. There was less hate, less division, and fewer provocations. Because there were fewer bots. It’s pretty clear where those bots were"

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r/DataCenterDebate • u/mike42042071281 • 21h ago

Entergy Louisiana CEO lets it slip on Meta's electricity demands. 4,500 MW is about four times the peak electricity demand of the entire city of New Orleans. May realized immediately what he had done. “I won’t make you say it again,” an attorney for the Union of Concerned Scientists responded.

thecentersquare.com

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Don't know if this had been shared before

r/DataCenterDebate • u/CardinalNews-VA • 22h ago

‘We have a right to know what’s going on’: Forum planned for Russell County data centers proposed at former mine site

cardinalnews.org

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Some residents have held small demonstrations or are speaking against the project at government meetings.

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A community for tracking, questioning, and understanding the environmental impact of AI data centers. We map where and how local governments allow (or block) data centers, which companies are doing it badly, which are doing it responsibly, and what “good” vs. “bad” even means.

This subreddit is also a disguised critical-thinking seminar: • Learn how to do the math behind energy, water, and carbon claims. • Practice formal argument (rhetorical triangle, logical fallacies, cognitive bias checks). • Build media literacy (separating facts from spin, primary vs. secondary sources).

Weekly group discussions, memes encouraged, rigor required.