Proposed Data Centers

Expressed opposition to data centers and speculative warehouses destroying Pine Barrens, and criticized South Country Ambulance Chief Greg Miglino.

Discussed the mistreatment of immigrants and connected corporate greed and data centers to societal division.

Spoke about honoring the earth, protecting ancient water sources, and uniting to defend natural resources against destructive systems.

Expressed deep concern over data center impacts on Yaphank water quality and infrastructure, urging longer moratoriums and risk analysis.

Stated that residents strongly oppose data centers in Brookhaven due to massive water usage and air pollution concerns.

Warned against warehouses secretly connecting to the power grid to become data centers, noting lack of long-term jobs and high energy drain.

Addressed how AI and data centers steal work from artists and creators, and cause severe noise pollution for neurodivergent individuals.

Called an 18-month moratorium insufficient, advocating for a minimum three-year ban or complete prohibition to protect fragile ecosystems.

Highlighted massive water consumption and skyrocketing electricity bills caused by data centers in other states, urging a total ban.

Discussed the need for a comprehensive regional land use plan and criticized the IDA for granting tax exemptions that deprive school districts.

Expressed intense frustration over the consideration of data centers, citing environmental destruction and corporate corruption.

Urged a moratorium on giant warehouses and data centers to protect aquifers and community aesthetics.

Argued that data centers fuel government surveillance and massive energy consumption, urging a permanent ban.

Warned about the unregulated nature of tech billionaires and urged the town to establish strict expert committees on data center safety.

Expressed fears over water depletion and cancer rates, stating that residents will bear the costs while billionaires profit.

Pleaded with the town board to reject data centers and listen to residents' concerns about ecological disaster.

Briefly stated opposition and called for a complete ban on data centers.

Applauded the moratorium but urged a 36-month pause matching citizen petitions, and criticized landfill pollution handling.

Addressed toxic landfill leachate plumes and defended the use of AI in community organizing flyers.

Expressed concern over overcrowding, traffic, and water stress caused by industrial facilities in residential neighborhoods.

Warned of catastrophic impacts on the Lloyd aquifer and Long Island's water supply if massive data centers are permitted.