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Waterways need protection more than ever; is new tech harmful or helpful?
News ClipRocky Mount Telegram·Kingsboro, Edgecombe County, NC

Waterways need protection more than ever; is new tech harmful or helpful?

A proposed $19 billion data center by Energy Storage Solutions in the Kingsboro area of Edgecombe County, North Carolina, is facing strong opposition from local residents and environmental groups. Opponents are concerned about increased air pollution, excessive water usage for cooling, and the project's limited job creation, emphasizing the need to protect local waterways. The project highlights the ongoing conflict between economic development and environmental preservation in eastern North Carolina.

4/19/2026
Opposition to data centers is 'catching a fire' across North Carolina, spurring political challenges
News ClipWUNC News·Kingsboro, Edgecombe County, NC

Opposition to data centers is 'catching a fire' across North Carolina, spurring political challenges

Opposition to data center projects is rapidly escalating across North Carolina, leading to significant political repercussions for elected officials. David Batts successfully unseated an incumbent in Edgecombe County on an anti-data center platform, while other counties are enacting or proposing moratoriums to address community concerns. Local residents and environmental groups are raising issues regarding resource strain, environmental impact, and the economic benefits of these facilities, often leading to legal challenges and project withdrawals.

4/10/2026
Data centers use a lot of water. What does that mean for NC water quality and availability?
News ClipWUNC News·Rocky Mount, Edgecombe County, NC

Data centers use a lot of water. What does that mean for NC water quality and availability?

A proposed 900-megawatt data center in Edgecombe County, North Carolina, has sparked significant environmental concerns over its water consumption from the Tar River. Local groups, like Sound Rivers, are opposing the project due to worries about water availability, quality, and potential PFAS contamination. Edgecombe County has paused its consideration of the project until the developer, Energy Storage Solutions, secures necessary financing.

4/10/2026