“Not In My Backyard” (NIMBY) Is Alive And Well In Missouri
The opposition to CRG projects reflects a national trend where communities are resisting the high resource demands of AI-driven data centers
By Milt Harris —— Bio and Archives--April 11, 2026
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Tech companies like Google, Meta, and Microsoft argue that data centers are necessary for digital infrastructure, but they are not popular with the general public, and for good reasons.
Data centers, particularly those focused on artificial intelligence, consume vast amounts of power—comparable to that of a small city. This high energy demand strains the electrical grid and contributes to rising energy rates for residential customers. Additionally, the constant noise from industrial-scale cooling fans and the continuous exterior lighting can negatively impact the quality of life for nearby residents.
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