Blame the editors at Texas Tribune who made that post, with that headline. Editors need to acknowledge that a big chunk of people will engage with a story exclusively through an embed card somewhere on social media and ensure that, if that's all the context you get, it's not misleading.

This is one of those things where not understanding the concept of capacity can cause a whole lot of confusion.

How are the fiber connections in Maine? That's the other thing data center developers look for alongside electricity and water

Lost as waste heat plus all the fossil fuels we burn just to move other fossil fuels around.

In the most recent lawrence Berkeley lab analysis it is suggested that data centers on net *don't* increase rates on average (that is, states with large load growth saw smaller rate increases or rate decreases).

Tbh this was Prey but with the voyageurs instead of US troops

Live laugh lose

True trident behavior

Tactically, she was perfect.

Debs museum in Terre Haute is well worth visiting

How does she think bay area yimby organizing tactics translate to other regions, especially those that aren't just other big blue coastal cities like Seattle or NYC or Boston etc

So basically what was already happening with the back stop siting / NIETC stuff?

Implication is this is a federal compromise. Not sure how much that matters when so much of the problem is at township/county level. Unless part of the renewables deregulation is overriding those local siting decisions.

It should not be that hard to just say "yes I'm going to try to get this done. I'm not going to lie to you and say it's a done deal. But we're going to take our best shot at it" about any ambitious policy.

Already made that trade and it's totally worth it. The bikability rules.