Join us in Albany on May 13 to demand a moratorium on data centers in New York.
For more information, please visit the event page.
The explosion of data centers is one of the biggest affordability and environmental threats of our generation. This expansion is rapidly increasing demand for energy, driving more fossil fuel pollution, straining water resources, devouring land, and raising utility bills.
We’ll be rallying and lobbying for legislation to press the pause button on data centers, fully assess their risks, and institute regulations to protect our communities, health, and environment from the runaway damage this industry is already inflicting.
Sign-up for a free bus trip:
Manhattan (34th & Eighth Street): departure time: 7:00 am; return time: 7:00 pm
Nanuet (Park & Ride): departure time: 8:00 am; return time: 6:00 pm
Buffalo (371 Delaware Avenue): departure time: 4:00 am
Rochester (441 Commerce Drive, Victor): departure time: 5:30 am
Syracuse (Hiawatha Boulevard and Solar Street): departure time: 7:00 am
We’re meeting starting at 10:00 am at the food court. The rally is at 11:00 am at the Million Dollar Staircase and afterwards we’ll attend lobby visits until 3:30 pm.
Co-sponsoring organizations: Food & Water Watch, Sierra Club Atlantic Chapter, Long Island Progressive Coalition, NY Renews, FLX Strong, Sustainable Finger Lakes, Seneca Lake Guardian, WESPAC, New York City Democratic Socialists of America (NYC-DSA), Center for Oil and Gas Organizing, Alliance for a Green Economy (AGREE), NYPIRG, Indivisible Rockland, the Data Center Crisis Coalition of NY/NJ, New York Progressive Action Network, Clean Air Coalition of Western New York, Indivisible Brooklyn (list in formation)
