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Next night, the backlash against AI data centers is growing with protests from coast to coast in dozens of states today.
The issue uniting many Americans across the political divide.
Here's ABC's Alex Presha.
>> Tonight, a growing debate over data centers as a number of demonstrations play out across the country.
From Atlanta to Berkeley, California.
>> We want to slow down AI data center development.
We want to slow down AI in general and stop big tech from infringing on our local communities.
>> The explosion of data center construction projects, the byproduct of the AI and cloud computing boom.
That skyrocketing growth also prompting new scrutiny as communities housing these centers say they are bearing new burdens of heightened water and power usage.
This week, New York became the first state to halt construction of new large data centers.
The governor imposing a one-year moratorium.
In Granbury, Texas, just outside of Fort Worth, residents have filed petitions to recall their mayor and several city council members after the city annexed property for a new data center site.
>> Somehow you have to communicate to the local politicians
we're really upset and your job is at risk.
>> The debate now making its way to Washington.
President Trump blasted the move by New York's governor.
Trump touting one of the biggest driving forces in the future for jobs are data centers.
Both the taxes and jobs amount to liquid gold.
But even members of his own party acknowledge regulations may be needed.
>> While there are real issues to discuss and there are regulations to put in place, New York's decision to do an outright ban is only going to negatively impact its economy.
>> Well, and ahead of this fall's midterm election, a number of Democrat and
Republican candidates are framing their campaigns around data centers.
In a recent Reuters/Ipsos poll, only 14% of Americans support a data center being built within their community.
What?
>> All right, Alex Presha for us tonight.
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