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McCormick County residents get first look at Pollard data center, pipeline proposal
News Clip1:57WRDW News 12·McCormick County, GA

McCormick County residents get first look at Pollard data center, pipeline proposal

McCormick County residents attended a meeting to learn about a proposed data center and natural gas pipeline project by Pard Lumber Company. The project faces significant public opposition, and the county is considering new zoning rules and a moratorium on data centers. The proposed data center would consume substantial water and require a natural gas pipeline.

8/12/2026
Once-bankrupt Wyoming pipeline could get a boost from massive Utah data center
News ClipWyoFile·Box Elder County, UT

Once-bankrupt Wyoming pipeline could get a boost from massive Utah data center

A proposed hyperscale data center in Utah's Box Elder County plans to use the once-bankrupt Ruby Pipeline for on-site natural gas power generation, a move developers believe will revitalize the pipeline. The project, backed by Kevin O'Leary, has sparked widespread opposition over concerns about air quality, water resources, and potential impacts on the Great Salt Lake ecosystem and regional energy prices.

5/28/2026
News ClipBluffton Today·Canadys, Colleton County, SC

Natural gas pipeline project opponents: Citizens have rights and a voice

Environmental groups and landowners are actively opposing a proposed natural gas power plant in Canadys, Colleton County, South Carolina, and its associated 70-mile pipeline. They are urging residents to voice concerns at upcoming public hearings, arguing that the projects' true purpose is to provide energy for data centers, not residential heating. Opponents highlight environmental impacts and question the need for fossil fuel expansion.

3/23/2026