BUSINESSNC NEWSLINE
Pro-data center group trying to change opinions in NC with ad campaign
A pro-data center lobbying group, North Carolina Connects, has spent $367,272 on an ad campaign promoting the economic benefits of data centers in North Carolina. The industry faces growing opposition, with over two dozen counties imposing moratoriums and legislative bills proposing new regulations. The ads highlight job creation and tax revenue while addressing concerns about energy and water usage.
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