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'I would make the same decision': Board chair defends incentives for Birmingham data center project

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By Andrew Gelderman Verified
| WBHM-FM (Birmingham, AL) Verified
There’s a good chance many people around Birmingham had never heard of the city’s Industrial Development Board until last Friday. That’s when news surfaced that the board approved $3.2 billion in tax abatements over 30 years for a controversial data center project in Birmingham’s Oxmoor Valley neighborhood. The IDB unanimously backed the incentives during a meeting on May 29.
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For this Alabama Paleontologist, his work looks to the future

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By Andrew Gelderman Verified
| WBHM-FM (Birmingham, AL) Verified
I’m in a car with Jun Ebersol, a paleontologist based at the McWane Science Center in Birmingham, and on a recent morning we made our way to South Alabama to look for fossils. “It’s a really remarkable area down there from a fossil standpoint,” Ebersol said. Alabama is known for its biodiversity. According to Ebersol, the state’s been biodiverse for millions of years, meaning Alabama’s fossils are diverse as well.
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'Every vote in Alabama matters': Protesters speak out against special session

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By Andrew Gelderman Verified
| WBHM-FM (Birmingham, AL) Verified
Crowds gathered outside the Alabama State House Monday afternoon to express their opposition to a special session, which began the same day, focusing on a contingency plan in case the U.S. Supreme Court lifts an injunction blocking use of a Republican-backed congressional map. The special session comes less than a week after a ruling from the high court in a Louisiana case that weakened the Voting Rights Act.
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