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Data Center Signal is tracking 3 clips about Atlas Agro data center developments across 1 states, including WA.

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Residents push back on data centers, ask Pasco to extend moratorium
News ClipTri-City Herald·Pasco, Franklin County, WA

Residents push back on data centers, ask Pasco to extend moratorium

Pasco residents are urging the city council to extend a six-month moratorium on new data center applications, citing concerns about water, electricity, infrastructure, and environmental impacts. City officials are currently studying potential regulations to address these issues, with a recommended ordinance expected by December. Both residents and some council members have expressed strong opposition to hyperscale data centers due to their resource demands.

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Amazon
9/9/2026
Richland City Council addresses data center concerns, clarifies land agreement
News ClipAppleValleyNewsNow.com·Richland, Benton County, WA

Richland City Council addresses data center concerns, clarifies land agreement

The Richland City Council is addressing community concerns regarding potential data center development. City Manager Jon Amundson clarified that a land option agreement with Atlas Agro is not a final approval, but allows the company to evaluate the property. The city acknowledges public apprehension about electricity, water, noise, and utility rates, and plans to implement safeguards for any future projects.

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7/23/2026
AI data center with a different mission being considered in Tri-Cities
News ClipThe Spokesman-Review·Richland, Benton County, WA

AI data center with a different mission being considered in Tri-Cities

The Pacific Northwest National Laboratory (PNNL), a Department of Energy lab in Richland, Washington, is considering a new AI data center for national science missions, with an initial 2MW power requirement potentially expanding to 40MW. This is one of at least four data center projects proposed or being considered in the Tri-Cities area, including plans by Amazon, Atlas Agro, and Trammell Crow Company. PNNL is exploring sustainable energy options and heat reuse for the facility.

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Amazon
4/26/2026