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In a divided America, the left and right unite to oppose artificial intelligence data centers
Opposition to data center development has formed an unlikely coalition across partisan lines in rural Nebraska, involving conservative farmers, labor leaders, and the state Sierra Club chapter. These groups voiced concerns about dwindling farmland and declining resources. In response to these fears, officials in Cass County recently approved a 12-month moratorium on allowing such development.
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