Data Centers

He alerted residents to an upcoming Planning Commission meeting about data centers, noting they passed the commission with limited public comment and require significant water.

Opposed data centers in airport zones due to pollution, massive water use, and chemical leakage risks near Utah Lake.

Expressed opposition to data centers due to high pollution, low job creation, and tech bubble risks.

Represented Conserve Utah Valley, opposing data centers in airport zones due to water quality, algal blooms, and nitrogen oxide emissions near Utah Lake.

Questioned how data centers fit airport zone goals and warned of energy demands and pollution near Utah Lake.

Called in to echo concerns about ugly industrial sprawl and environmental degradation around the airport.

Served on the energy board, urging the creation of a short-term task force to establish clear parameters for data center development.

Called in to highlight that an outdoor preschool with 300 children operates just blocks away from the proposed site, making emissions a major health concern.

Expressed personal opposition to data centers due to environmental pollution concerns.

Opposed data centers due to self-serve power station NO2 emissions and incompatibility with surrounding recreational and residential areas.