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About 60 people rallied in Culpeper at the Piedmont Environmental Council’s “March for a Moratorium” to oppose new data center development. The event was part of a statewide series advocating for a pause on data center construction, but no government action establishing a moratorium was reported.
Approximately 60 people attended a rally in Culpeper organized and sponsored by the Piedmont Environmental Council. The “March for a Moratorium” opposed additional data center development and formed part of a two-week series of events across Virginia calling for a statewide pause on new projects.
The data center rally was included in Rappahannock News’ weekly roundup of local events and community activities. The article did not identify a specific data center company, project, government vote, or enacted moratorium.