Activist Helps Kill Data Center Proposal That Actually Sort Of Made Sense
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Taylor Frazier McCollum, the "grassroots" activist who has been credited with securing a moratorium on data center development in Prince George's County, Maryland, had extensive support from a China-linked group that widely promoted her campaign and even provided signs with its logo for the on-site demonstrations. The post ‘Grassroots’ Single Mom Activist Behind Maryland Data Center Moratorium Had a Helping Hand…
‘Any discussion or reporting about additions to the covered list should be regarded as baseless speculation’
‘Oh, hell no’
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Taylor Frazier McCollum, the "grassroots" activist who has been credited with securing a moratorium on data center development in Prince George's County, Maryland, had extensive support from a China-linked group that widely promoted her campaign and even provided signs with its logo for the on-site demonstrations. The post ‘Grassroots’ Single Mom Activist Behind Maryland Data Center Moratorium Had a Helping Hand…