Residents of an upscale Georgia subdivision first suspected something was wrong when their water pressure began dropping unexpectedly last year. The investigation their complaints prompted revealed the startling truth about a gigantic data center built near their homes.
Politico reports that a massive data center campus near Atlanta consumed nearly 30 million gallons of water without initially paying for it, a discovery that has intensified local opposition to the growing industry amid severe drought conditions across the state.
The situation came to light after homeowners in Annelise Park, an affluent neighborhood in Fayetteville, Georgia…
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