Hi friends,We’re setting up a camp and gathering space at the Appalachian String Band Music Festival in Clifftop, WV July 29 – August 1st (near Fayetteville at Camp Washington Carver). We’ll have a table set up for local organizations to display materials. If you have anything from a campaign or effort in the region please share with […]
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@ About these Working Sessions These bi-weekly meetings are part of a network project addressing the harms of bad data centers. Log-in or sign-up for the network to get involved. The format is a facilitated Zoom call to share on-the-ground experience, tools, resources, and information. The outcome is a collection of refined tools and knowledge […]
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Join us for a discussion of how the data center build-out proposed for Pennsylvania will be fueled by more fracking and additional gas power plants. Learn how you can be part of an important effort that seeks more protections for communities. Speakers: Lauren Posey, Environmental Policy Advocate, Protect PT Lisa Hallowell, Senior Attorney, Environmental Integrity […] |
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This event is hosted by the Iowa Chapter Sierra Club. Data centers are being proposed across Iowa at an unprecedented pace, bringing questions about water use, energy demand, local control, and community impacts. Whether your community is already facing a proposal or you simply want to be prepared, this webinar will provide the information you […] |
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When any new development comes to town, communities should have access to relevant information, including potential benefits, potential concerns, impacts to local infrastructure, and more. Unfortunately, many proposed data centers use non-disclosure agreements (NDAs) and other secretive tactics to limit public knowledge of data center development. NDAs are legally binding agreements signed by public officials […] |
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The EPA is proposing to eliminate minimum federal public participation requirements for many “minor source” air pollution permits, the very permits often used for diesel backup generators at data centers. If adopted, communities could lose guaranteed notice and the opportunity to comment before new pollution sources are approved.Join us for a Comment Party designed to […] |
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This session discusses citizen suits — what they are, how they can help residents hold polluters accountable, and what a typical case looks like.Part of Fair Shake’s “Thinking Like a Lawyer in 2026” series.
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The EPA is proposing to eliminate minimum federal public participation requirements for many “minor source” air pollution permits, the very permits often used for diesel backup generators at data centers. If adopted, communities could lose guaranteed notice and the opportunity to comment before new pollution sources are approved.Join us for a Comment Party designed to […] |
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Presentation Description: While the harmful environmental impacts of data centers are becoming more apparent, understanding the connection between AI and data centers is key to understanding why hyperscale data centers are being built with such damaging impacts on people and the planet.This interactive workshop will share information on the tech industry’s agenda in building hyperscale […] 
Welcome to the Halt the Harm Network monthly networking session! This is your opportunity to connect with fellow members, share what you’re working on, and learn how to make the most of our community. New to HHN? Join early for an overview of network resources, how to engage, and ways to collaborate with others. What […]
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Community Advocacy can feel overwhelming in our current political, social, and economic climate, and even more so as it relates to environmental and climate issues. Using data from the Center for Climate Change Communication, speaker Andy Escobar will break down who Americans trust for information, how to make your advocacy efforts more effective, how to […] |
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Hundreds of communities across the US have passed or are considering data center moratoriums—temporary pauses on facility construction, approvals, or operation—but once that pause is in place, what happens next? This 90-minute workshop explores policy tools and organizing strategies to build permanent protections against the data center buildout, so moratoriums generate momentum toward lasting change. We […]
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Across the United States, we are seeing a massive buildout of AI data centers, and to meet their unprecedented energy demands, a deepened dependence on fossil fuels. Health professionals are increasingly concerned about the potential harms and impacts and want to know how to respond. Join the Medical Society Consortium on Climate Change and Health, […] |
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Data centers are expanding rapidly across the country, raising new questions about energy and water use, environmental impacts, land use, and community decision-making. As part of the Center for Health, Environment & Justice’s (CHEJ) ongoing training webinar series, this special edition brings together Josephine Gingerich from Physicians for Social Responsibility – PA, and Elissa Yoder […] |
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Across the United States, we are seeing a massive buildout of AI data centers, and to meet their unprecedented energy demands, a deepened dependence on fossil fuels. Health professionals are increasingly concerned about the potential harms and impacts and want to know how to respond. Join the Medical Society Consortium on Climate Change and Health, […] |
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