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    Help stop AI data centers in our community by volunteering!

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    Protect Amarillo's Water from AI Data Centers
     

    A 6,000 acre AI data center is coming to Amarillo, using our natural gas, and water; all while polluting our environment at an unimaginable scale.

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    Our community is starting an official petition to change city law to prevent AI data centers from using our drinking water.​

    We Need Your Help

    Show your support by buying a T-shirt!

    How to Sign the Petition

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    1. Be a registered
    voter in Amarillo

    This is an official city petition to change Amarillo law. Only registered voters in Amarillo can sign this petition.

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    2. Sign the petition in person

    This petition can only be signed in person. You cannot sign this petition online. Your date of birth OR your voter registration number + county of registration is required to sign the petition.

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    Attend a petition
    signing event

    Visit one of our
    petition signing locations

    (Coming Soon)

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    Leave Fermi America a Bad Review

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    Fermi America has misled our public officials and our community about its AI data center, its time to fight through the lies! Leave a review on Fermi America's Facebook page and Google Map listings to help fight misinformation about AI data center projects. 
     

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    Once it's gone,
    our ground
    water doesn't
    come back.

    Water-level Change in the High Plains Aquifer System by the USGS

    Projections from the texas water development board show that data centers could use nearly 49 billions gallons in 2025, rising to 400 billiion by 2030, nearly 7% of the states total projected water use.

    You can help protect
    the Panhandle

    Urge our local politicians to consider what's at stake before they give  away our resources. 

     

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