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In this episode of The Power Shift Podcast, we sit down with Louisville Metro Councilman J.P. Lyninger to discuss data centers and their potential impact on Louisville. We explore what residents should know about energy and water usage, infrastructure, economic development, environmental concerns, and community accountability.
Tune in to learn how data centers could shape Louisville’s future—and why community voices must remain part of the conversation.
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