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Data centers in Wisconsin: What big tech means for our water, air, energy and pocketbook
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Data centers in Wisconsin: What big tech means for our water, air, energy and pocketbook
Just three proposed AI data centers in Wisconsin are projected to use more electricity than all 2.3 million homes in the state combined. In fact, the one facility in Mount Pleasant alone will pull as much power as 1 million homes — becoming one of the largest “cities” of energy consumption in the state without a single person living there. Amy Barrilleaux, communications director at Clean Wisconsin, joined the Rick Solem Show on Monday to help b…
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