Pavel @spavel.bsky.social · 08/08/2026Amazing how "it was determined" (by who??) that there's simply nowhere left in the world to build this data center except on protected wetlandFuturism@futurism.com"It was determined that meeting the project purpose and completely avoiding water resources was not feasible."trib.alGoogle Data Center Announces Plans to Pave Over Protected WetlandsGoogle is requesting authorization to fill in a chunk of precious wetlands to build three data center buildings in Fort Wayne, Indiana.3:53 AM · Aug 8, 2026 36924
Ryan @ryanwright.bsky.social · 08/08/2026↪ Replying to @spavel.bsky.socialAl of the other 2,259,999,996 acres were apparently taken.Ryan@ryanwright.bsky.socialThe USA is more than 2,260,000,000 acres, but this data center specifically needs these 4 wetland acres included? Fuck the fuck off. 040
matto @matthewoliphant.com · 08/08/2026↪ Replying to @spavel.bsky.socialMeanwhile, in the Fort Wayne, IN city council meeting, Google's chief negotiator senses the city is about to balk on their deal... 000
ndm @ndm.raccoon.codes · 08/08/2026↪ Replying to @spavel.bsky.socialProbably to expedite approval from the type of people who don't like protected lands 000