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Stop the Fermi America
Data Center
A massive 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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Join our best chance yet to stop or delay the AI Data Center
The TCEQ is hosting a public meeting on December 4th at 7 PM (500 Main Street Panhandle, Texas 79068) to gather public comment on the Fermi's AI Data Center. We have the opportunity to request a Contested Case Hearing, which is our best chance yet to delay or stop the AI data center.
Fill out our form and join our call for a Contested Case Hearing
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If you suffer from Chronic Respiratory Diseases, Lung Cancer, Heart disease or heart attacks, reduced lung function, or immune system disorders, AND / OR live within 5 miles of the Fermi Construction Site, please fill out our form to join our call for a Contested Case Hearing.
Attend the December 4th TCEQ Meeting
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Thursday, December 4, 2025, at 7:00 PM - Carson County War Memorial (500 Main Street Panhandle, Texas 79068)
Leave a Public Comment before November 30th​
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TCEQ Permit : GHGPSDTX254
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TCEQ Permit : 181009
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TCEQ Permit : PSDTX1670
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Protect our Air
from Pollutants
A critical air quality pollution permit for Fermi America’s AI center is currently in the early phase of technical review. Delaying this permit is the most powerful tool we have for making sure our community’s concerns are heard.
1. Call our local Texas House Representatives and voice your concerns.
Phone Script
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Hi. I’m from [county], expressing my opposition to the approval of the TCEQ permits fermi America has submitted. I am requesting your support in calling on the TCEQ to hold a contested case hearing on TCEQ Permit : GHGPSDTX254 and TCEQ Permit : 181009. This center poses incredible dangers to our communities health and wellbeing.
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TCEQ Permit : GHGPSDTX254
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TCEQ Permit : 181009
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TCEQ Permit : PSDTX1670
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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