According to NPR, a Maryland woman who was evicted after a pay cut became a leader in a community effort that blocked a $5 billion data center project.
According to NPR, thousands of people across the United States have become involved in efforts to oppose data centers. One of those people is a Maryland woman who had been evicted after a pay cut. NPR reported that she became a leader of a community effort. That effort blocked a $5 billion data center in Maryland.
Source: NPR.
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