Rep. Terri Sewell Opposes Proposed Data Center in Lowndes County Over Environmental Concerns
U.S. Representative Terri Sewell has voiced her opposition to a proposed $1.5 billion data center in Lowndes County, Alabama. Sewell's concerns center around the potential environmental impact and the strain on the county's already fragile water infrastructure. The project has sparked significant public interest, with residents raising questions about its implications for local neighborhoods, infrastructure, and quality of life. Sewell emphasizes the need for rigorous environmental review and transparent public scrutiny before proceeding. She highlights the historical and ongoing challenges faced by Lowndes County, including underinvestment and environmental injustice, as reasons for her stance. 
