Georgia is becoming ground zero for the data center gold rush — and everyday Georgians are paying the price.Communities are being ripped apart. Families are facing transmission line eminent domain grabs on generational land. One community reported low water pressure after a data center consumed an “unknown” 30 million gallons of water. Here’s how we got here:First, Georgia politicians turned on the magnet by handing data centers massive tax abatements — adding billions to corporate bottom lines

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The suburban sprawl in Georgia is getting out of hand, and has made much of the state unpleasant to live in Particularly, the suburbs are increasingly full of Indians, Koreans, and Chinese, not GeorgiansSo we're destroying our natural inheritance to build horrid developments and strip malls for their denizens to "work" (launder money) in. It's grossBut of course the GDP and Chamber of Commerce crowd love itThis is why you should own land as best you're able, and encourage others you know and tru