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What do more data centers mean for North Carolina's water?

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By Celeste Gracia Verified
| VPM Daily Newscast Verified
1 of 3 — pipe river.JPEG To the right, a pipe discharges water from a nearby water treatment plant run by the city of Rocky Mount on March 10, 2026. Celeste Guajardo / WUNC News 2 of 3 — katey zimmerman.JPEG Katey Zimmerman, Tar-Pamlico Riverkeeper with the nonprofit Sound Rivers, poses for a picture by the Tar River on March 10, 2026.
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Developers are moving NC data center projects forward at hyperspeed

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By Celeste Gracia Verified, Zachary Turner
| VPM Daily Newscast Verified
This article is part of Hyperscale, Hyperspeed — a series in which BPR, the NC Newsroom, WFAE and WUNC explore North Carolina's accelerating data-center boom and its real impact on local communities. As the sun set on the town of Danbury, a chorus of voices rose in front of the Stokes County Government Center. Amid clapping and whistling, a crowd of about 100 people chanted "no data centers, no data centers" during the January meeting.
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Proposed data center in Wake County is withdrawing its application

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By Celeste Gracia Verified
| WUNC-FM (Chapel Hill, NC) Verified
This is a developing story and will be updated. The developer of New Hill Digital Campus is withdrawing its annexation and rezoning applications for the property that was set to house the proposed 300 MW data center. This comes as "the Town continues its deliberations over zoning ordinance changes necessary to permit data center development within the Town's limits," said Michael Natelli, president of Natelli Holdings, in an email to WUNC News.
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