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Indigenous grandmas, Mark Ruffalo launch 108-mile Women’s Water Walk against proposed Constitution Pipeline
News ClipNEWS10 ABC·Albany, Albany County, NY

Indigenous grandmas, Mark Ruffalo launch 108-mile Women’s Water Walk against proposed Constitution Pipeline

Environmentalists and Indigenous leaders, including Mark Ruffalo, launched a 108-mile "Women's Water Walk" to protest the proposed revival of the Constitution Pipeline, which they claim would harm water quality to power AI data centers and increase utility bills. New York State is opposing the federal government's attempt to circumvent its permitting process, arguing the state retains authority over water quality reviews. Proponents, however, argue the pipeline would save New Yorkers billions on energy costs.

9/17/2026
Residents along pipeline route for data center worry about safety, property values, and lack of transparency
News ClipBG Independent News·Middleton, Wood County, OH

Residents along pipeline route for data center worry about safety, property values, and lack of transparency

Residents of Plain and Liberty townships in Wood County, Ohio, are expressing significant concerns to the Williams Company and Plain Township Trustees about a proposed high-pressure natural gas pipeline. The pipeline, intended to power a Meta data center in Middleton Township, has sparked worries about safety, property values, and a lack of transparency regarding its route. Township officials are also hesitant to approve road permits due to project errors and potential liabilities, indicating ongoing local resistance.

7/29/2026