- October 2, 2026
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Community Concerns Over Data Centers in Rural Texas
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- August 11, 2026
- Environment U.S. News
In Centerville, Texas, the topic of large-scale development projects is gaining attention. Historically, a preference for small government has been a strong sentiment among Republican voters. However, this view is shifting. Many now urge leaders to halt extensive projects.
Nikki Meador, a lifelong conservative resident of East Texas, exemplifies this change. Despite being a three-time Trump supporter and generally not engaged in activism, Meador is growing concerned. She notes that until now, there hasn’t been much reason for protest in rural Leon County.
Local residents like Patrick Williams are also voicing similar concerns. Patrick and his brother Stephen work in agriculture, harvesting hay in Centerville. They worry about the potential environmental and economic impacts new data centers might bring to the area.
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