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🚨 JUST IN: Indianapolis residents SHUT DOWN proposed $1 billion Google Data Center that would have used 1 million gallons of water PER DAY. Google was set to build 500 acre site, but citizens organized and stopped it. People power works. More Perfect Union with the story.

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Indianapolis residents have shut down a proposed Google data center. The tech giant wanted to build a massive 500 acre facility, but people got organized and stopped them. The $1 billion data center would've used one million gallons of water a day.

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REPORT: In a major win for ordinary Americans, Indianapolis residents just delivered a crushing blow to Big Tech—SHUTTING DOWN a $1 billion Google data center that would’ve drained over a million gallons of water every single day. The 500-acre project collapsed thanks to overwhelming public outcry. Locals packed city hall, warning that Google’s plans would devastate farms, drain their wells, and destroy their way of life. One farmer said losing clean water would mean losing his entire livelihood. Records reveal Google and other tech giants are pocketing massive tax breaks while states lose hundreds of millions each year. From Arizona to Georgia, communities are watching their wells dry up and their power bills soar as data centers spread like wildfire. In Indianapolis, the message is clear: people are done letting Big Tech drain their future. Power to the people—not to Google. Watch the full episode:👇

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HUGE ‼️ The residents of Indianapolis beat Google and shut down Google’s proposed data center This $1 billion dollar data center would have used 1 MILLION gallons of water a day Farmers celebrate that their farms won’t be wiped out, “We farm three acres. So if there's no water or water contamination, I don't have a business” It’s not over yet though, “Residents remain cautiously optimistic, but it's clear that the fight is far from over. This is the same tactic that a secretive tech company used in St. Charles, Missouri, which pulled down their application in the hopes of returning to the community when opposition fades away. I don't trust Google for one second. We've been told before that if they withdraw on their own, then they can come back in three months” “This is yet another rejection of big tech secretly inserting themselves into a community, threatening its water supply, and electricity costs.”

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