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Stakeholders consider potential data center project$

Lowndes County, Alabama, is weighing a potential 800-acre data center project by Cloverleaf Infrastructure, which could bring a $1.5 billion investment and new jobs. Residents have raised concerns about potential negative impacts on noise, property values, utility costs, and the environment, including water and electricity usage. Stakeholders, including county commissioners and economic development officials, are currently studying the project's viability and addressing community concerns.