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Kevin O'Leary's data center project re-files water rights application
The developer requests 1,712 acre-feet of water annually for the project, a figure the Utah Division of Water Rights notes follows significant opposition to previous filing attempts.
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Kevin O’Leary again claims his data center project will send more water to the Great Salt Lake. Dozens of Utahns are not convinced.
Kevin O’Leary’s proposed Utah data center is making another try for water rights, after public opposition forced the withdrawal of an application earlier this year. The new proposal argues the project could benefit the Great Salt Lake.
·Salt Lake City, United States
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SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH- By Monday afternoon, about 200 people had expressed their concerns about the data center project and the possible impact it could have on the Great Salt Lake Tribune. This is happening despite the fact that investor and media figure Kevin O’Leary repeatedly maintains that the project “almost certainly will result in a net increase in water flow to water rights holders located downstream and towards the Great Salt Lake.” On …
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