The data center boom is getting crazy in Michigan 
! I mean, 15 projects proposed in one year? That's just insane! It's like they're trying to suck up all our energy and water 
. And El-Sayed's got a point about the investor-owned utilities pushing for fast-track approvals without proper oversight 
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I love how he's framing it as a fight against corporate power and prioritizing public health, affordability, and environmental protection
. It's refreshing to see someone standing up for the little guy (or in this case, the community) 
. And let's be real, who wants their rates to go up just because of some new data center popping up? 
It'll be interesting to see how his "Our Communities, Our Terms" framework plays out. If he can get those investor-owned utilities to agree to his conditions, it could make a big difference for Michigan's communities
. Fingers crossed! 
! I mean, 15 projects proposed in one year? That's just insane! It's like they're trying to suck up all our energy and water . And El-Sayed's got a point about the investor-owned utilities pushing for fast-track approvals without proper oversight .I love how he's framing it as a fight against corporate power and prioritizing public health, affordability, and environmental protection
. It's refreshing to see someone standing up for the little guy (or in this case, the community) . And let's be real, who wants their rates to go up just because of some new data center popping up? It'll be interesting to see how his "Our Communities, Our Terms" framework plays out. If he can get those investor-owned utilities to agree to his conditions, it could make a big difference for Michigan's communities
. Fingers crossed! 
. The fact that he's pushing for transparency, accountability, and protection of public health and resources is really inspiring! 
As someone who cares about the environment and social justice, it's refreshing to see a candidate prioritizing people over profits 