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The NT government has allocated 185 hectares to a major gas company to construct 2GW of fossil fuel-powered data centers.

EnvironmentPoliticsCorporate InfluenceEnergyJul 22, 2026score 0.872 posts · 1 replies across 2 instances
The thread discusses the allocation of land by the NT government to a major gas company for building fossil fuel-powered data centers, linking it to AI demand fabrication. This highlights concerns about environmental impact and corporate influence on energy policy.

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The NT government has allocated 185 hectares to a major gas company to construct 2GW of fossil fuel-powered data centers.
Parent: Energy SectorEntity: Fossil Fuel-Powered Data CentersImpact: negativeDate: Jul 22, 2026Target: The allocation of land for fossil fuel-powered data centers by the NT government
AI demand fabrication is being used as a strategy to support a struggling gas industry.
Parent: Environmental PolicyEntity: AI Demand FabricationImpact: negativeDate: Jul 22, 2026Target: The use of AI demand fabrication to support the gas industry

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As we warned in our Greenpeace AP report earlier this year, AI slop is a massive demand fabrication project for a struggling gas industry. The NT gov't just granted 185 hectares to one of Aus' biggest gas companies to build a 2GW of fossil fuelled data centres. https://archive.ph/rmEpO
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As we warned in our Greenpeace AP report earlier this year, AI slop is a massive demand fabrication project for a struggling gas industry. The NT gov't just granted 185 hectares to one of Aus' biggest gas companies to build a 2GW of fossil fuelled data centres. archive.ph/rmEpO
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