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Founder @MotivPR. Formerly @DefyMedia, @AzubuTV, @Machinima & @Marvel. Eats entirely too much apples and peanut butter and positive to a fault.
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We’re All NIMBY’s Now

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By Kat Jones, Mike Small, Ewan Morrison
| Bella Caledonia Verified
Each one of these protesters came from a community where a hyperscale AI data centre is planned: Dunbar, Hermiston and the Gyle in Edinburgh, Larbert, Hunterston, Auchtertool, Bishopriggs, the AI growth zone at Chapelhall and Longformacus/Lammermuirs. One campaign,  against the 550MW site at Hurlford, Ayrshire couldn’t attend in person but sent emails to MSPs inviting them to meet the campaigners.
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Data Centre which would use the equivalent energy as half Scotland’s households submits planning permission

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By Kat Jones
| aprs.scot
Local campaigners speak out against plans for a 600MW data centre in Fife and we warn of energy price rises due to the volume of hyperscale data centres ahead of Parliamentary debate on energy. This has been covered in the following places: The National Can it really be Scotland’s Energy if it is used to power Silicon Valley’s AI models? This week a planning application for a new hyperscale data centre with an energy demand of 600MW was published on Fife Council’s website [1].
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Climate impacts of AI data centres ignored in Government analysis

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By Kat Jones
| aprs.scot
Climate impacts of hyperscale AI data centres are missing from greenhouse analysis of ‘green data centres’. The greenhouse gas emissions of hyperscale AI data centres have not been included in the Scottish Government’s analysis of the impact of ‘green data centres’ on Scotland’s climate targets, according to analysis by environmental charity APRS.
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