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US and global data center expansion meets growing backlash

Overview

The AI-driven data-center boom continues to clash with local concerns across the United States and globally. Resistance has expanded into rural areas, such as Rural Hall, North Carolina, and Pagosa Springs, Colorado, where officials have imposed moratoriums to balance development with national security and land-use concerns. Resource consumption and land use remain primary flashpoints. In California, bipartisan opposition has emerged over threats to water supplies. In Kansas, farmers warn that hyperscale centers could jeopardize agricultural water rights, while in Northern Virginia, developers are reportedly outbidding home builders, driving land prices to “astronomical” levels. In New Mexico, the Center for Biological Diversity has challenged state approval of well-drilling permits for ‘Project Jupiter,’ a $165 billion complex planned by Oracle and OpenAI, amid alarms over dwindling water resources. Global scrutiny is rising as Microsoft reports a 30% increase in water consumption due to AI supercomputers, and Scotland faces potential electricity demands 1.5 times its peak consumption.

In Pennsylvania, the tension between development and regulation is intensifying. To address an influx of applications, the Pennsylvania House Energy Committee approved a bill to “separate the real from the fake,” requiring developers to provide proof of electrical service applications and fees to filter out speculative proposals.

New large-scale proposals are driving this debate. In Elizabeth Township, Hendricks Group Developers, LLC has proposed a 1-gigawatt, 3.7 million-square-foot campus on a former landfill site, claiming it will use a “closed loop” water system. In Hazle Township, NorthPoint Development offered $10,000 per household to secure support for a 1,300-acre project, though residents cited concerns over noise and property values. Additionally, Amazon Web Services (AWS) has filed plans for the Homer City Energy Campus in Indiana County, which would feature 36 buildings and a 4.5GW natural gas generation facility to power the site and the local grid.

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Josh Shapiro · Pennsylvania · Amazon · PJM Interconnection · Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection

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  • "Global data center water consumption is estimated to rise from 560 billion liters per year to 1.2 trillion liters by 2030." brasilpopular.com

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    "Global data center water consumption could reach 644 billion litres annually by 2030."

    The two claims provide different estimates for global data center water consumption by 2030 (1.2 trillion liters vs 644 billion liters).

  • "The United States has 378 gigawatts of gas-fired generation capacity announced or under construction."

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    "US gas-fired capacity in development surged by 50% in the first half of 2026, reaching 378 gigawatts."

    The claims provide different figures for US gas-fired generation capacity (378 gigawatts vs 378 gigawatts, but one specifies it is 'announced or under construction' while the other specifies it 'surge

  • "40% of announced large-scale datacentre projects are stalled or delayed, while 9% have been cancelled."

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    "Of 479 large global datacentre projects announced between 2021 and 2025, only 10% have at least one building in operation as of July 2026."

    The claims provide different statistics regarding the status of announced large-scale data center projects (10% in operation vs 40% stalled/9% cancelled).

Timeline

  1. [POLITICS] 2 sources
    Pennsylvania candidates debate data center regulation and affordability

    Pennsylvania legislative candidates discussed housing affordability and the need for state and local regulation of data centers during a recent forum in Honesdale.

  2. [TECHNOLOGY] 2 sources
    AWS plans 36-building data center campus in Pennsylvania

    AWS plans to build a 36-building data center campus in Pennsylvania, powered by a new 4.5GW natural gas plant, potentially creating up to 2,000 jobs by 2036.

  3. [BUSINESS] 4 sources
    Pennsylvania developers propose large-scale data center projects

    Data center developers are proposing massive infrastructure projects in rural Pennsylvania, offering significant tax revenues or direct household payments to secure local approval.

  4. [BUSINESS] 4 sources
    Pennsylvania lawmakers target speculative data center proposals

    Pennsylvania lawmakers are moving to curb speculative data center proposals, while Hazle Township residents have rejected $10,000 individual payments offered by a developer to build an AI data center.

  5. [BUSINESS] 2 sources
    Pennsylvania industrial sites transition from coal to AI and natural gas energy hubs

    Former coal-fired power plant sites in Pennsylvania are being repurposed into massive energy and AI data centers, creating thousands of construction and permanent jobs.

  6. [BUSINESS] 2 sources
    Pennsylvania energy infrastructure expands to meet data center demand

    Williams seeks approval for a $54.7M gas expansion in Pennsylvania as regional developers queue 22GW of new gas and battery capacity to meet rising data center power demands.

  7. [POLITICS] 6 sources
    Pennsylvania data center growth sparks political and legal disputes

    Data center expansion is driving political and legal conflict in Pennsylvania, as Governor Shapiro mandates local approval for new projects amid community concerns over energy and environmental impacts.

  8. [BUSINESS] 3 sources
    Pennsylvania implements stricter rules for data center growth

    Pennsylvania is tightening regulations on large data centers via the GRID initiative while reports warn that AI-driven energy demands could significantly increase electricity costs for local businesses.

  9. [POLITICS] 4 sources
    Pennsylvania Governor issues executive order on data center standards

    Governor Josh Shapiro signed an executive order setting strict environmental and transparency standards for Pennsylvania data center developers, linking tax benefits and permitting to GRID standards.

  10. [TECHNOLOGY] 63 sources
    AI infrastructure boom drives energy and labor shortages

    AI expansion is driving a massive surge in energy and labor demand, prompting a historic US buildout of gas-fired power while sparking intense local opposition over rising utility costs and resource use.

  11. [BUSINESS] 2 sources
    Pennsylvania Governor implements stricter standards for data centers

    Governor Josh Shapiro signed an executive order in Pennsylvania imposing stricter environmental, transparency, and local approval standards for new data center developments.

  12. [BUSINESS] 4 sources
    Pennsylvania implements new permitting standards for data centers

    Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro issued an executive order offering faster permitting to data centers that meet new GRID infrastructure and clean energy standards.

  13. [POLITICS] 47 sources
    Pennsylvania Governor restricts data center development

    Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro signed an executive order imposing strict environmental and transparency requirements on data center developers to protect local energy costs and water resources.

  14. [POLITICS] 2 sources
    Rockland County Legislature Urges Governor Hochul to Sign Data Center Moratorium Bill

    Rockland County legislators urged Gov. Hochul to sign a bill imposing a one‑year moratorium on new hyperscale data centers, targeting DataBank’s Orangeburg expansion.

  15. [TECHNOLOGY] 11 sources
    U.S. data center expansion faces community backlash over water, land and historic preservation

    U.S. communities protest data‑center expansion over historic sites, water use, land prices and environmental impacts, prompting legal challenges and calls for stronger oversight.

  16. [TECHNOLOGY] 7 sources
    US towns impose 12‑month moratoriums on data centers, battery storage

    Albany, GA and Newcomb, NY each enacted 12‑month moratoriums—Albany on new data centers, Newcomb on battery storage permits—to study impacts and draft regulations.

  17. [POLITICS] 2 sources
    Montgomery County, Maryland adopts 18‑month data‑center moratorium amid local opposition

    Montvale, NJ faces opposition to a data‑center project tied to affordable housing, while Montgomery County, MD approved an 18‑month moratorium on new data‑center development over environmental concerns.

  18. [POLITICS] 11 sources
    California Data Center Power Bill Triggers Nationwide Community Pushback

    California proposes a bill forcing data centers to report power‑usage ratios as electricity costs surge 96 %. Studies show most U.S. centers sit in cities, driven by power capacity. Virginia pauses new projects

  19. [POLITICS] 3 sources
    California Data Center Plans Prompt Bipartisan Rural Opposition

    Bipartisan grassroots protests in California challenge a hyperscale data center’s water use, citing a study that data centers may consume 1 % of US water by 2028, with a proposed Imperial Valley site using 275

  20. [TECHNOLOGY] 2 sources
    Rural U.S. Communities Push Back Against Data Center Expansion

    Residents in Rural Hall, NC, and Pagosa Springs, CO, oppose data‑center projects, prompting zoning challenges and a county moratorium, reflecting rural backlash against a tech‑driven expansion.

  21. [POLITICS] 2 sources
    Pennsylvania Town Council Votes to Block New Data Centers

    A Pennsylvania town council unanimously rejected zoning changes for data centers, and state senators pledged a fair booth after governors declined to exhibit.

  22. [TECHNOLOGY] 2 sources
    Data Center Expansion Sparks Rural Opposition and Community Concerns in the US

    AI‑driven data center growth is moving from Northern Virginia into rural US areas, prompting tax‑base worries and community opposition despite strong fiscal returns in Loudoun County.

  23. [TECHNOLOGY] 8 sources
    New York imposes one‑year freeze on 50‑MW AI data centers

    New York’s Governor Hochul enacted a one‑year moratorium on 50‑MW AI data centers to curb power and water strain, while tribal nations, already imposing bans, demand proper consultation.

  24. [POLITICS] 2 sources
    Pennsylvania residents protest new data center projects

    Pennsylvania towns protest new data center projects, citing water use, electricity costs and lack of community input; workshops aim to raise awareness and demand stricter regulations.

  25. [TECHNOLOGY] 3 sources
    New Jersey Hosts Over 70 Data Centers Across the State

    New Jersey operates over 70 data centers, chiefly in the north, prompting local worries about water, electricity, noise and air‑pollution strains.

  26. [POLITICS] 3 sources
    Ohio cities move to ban data centers in upcoming ballot measures

    Residents in Van Wert and Urbana, Ohio, have filed ballot petitions to ban hyperscale data centers, with Van Wert targeting industrial zones and Urbana seeking a citywide prohibition and a mayoral recall.

  27. [POLITICS] 9 sources
    US data center boom triggers moratoriums and regulatory action

    US regulators and lawmakers, led by NY Gov. Hochul and Rep. Terri Sewell, impose moratoriums and tax‑break bans on data centers as states, utilities, and citizens push back against rising power, water and land‑

  28. [POLITICS] 10 sources
    New York Gov. Kathy Hochul Imposes First Statewide AI Data‑Center Moratorium

    NY Gov. Kathy Hochul enacted a one‑year moratorium on new hyperscale AI data‑centers, prompting criticism from Trump, his AI adviser, the EPA and business groups over job and revenue impacts.

  29. [TECHNOLOGY] 2 sources
    Massachusetts cities impose year‑long moratoriums on new data centers

    Lowell and Westfield, Massachusetts, each adopt a year‑long pause on new data centers amid resident concerns over power, water use and AI‑driven growth.

  30. [BUSINESS] 2 sources
    US utilities request $18.6 billion in rate increases through mid‑2026

    US utilities have asked for $18.6 billion in rate hikes through mid‑2026, affecting 56 million customers, while PG&E dealt with a brief San Francisco outage and pending rate‑increase review.

  31. [TECHNOLOGY] 2 sources
    New Jersey launches procurement for 1,100 MW of advanced nuclear power

    Governor Mikie Sherrill signed the Power NJ Act, launching a procurement for at least 1,100 MW of advanced nuclear power to boost New Jersey’s grid reliability and meet rising demand.

  32. [POLITICS] 30 sources
    New York Governor Kathy Hochul's Data Center Moratorium Stalls AI Infrastructure

    Governor Kathy Hochul’s July 2026 order places a one‑year statewide ban on large data‑center builds in New York to address energy, water and environmental concerns, prompting national political and industry rip

  33. [POLITICS] 8 sources
    Data Center Backlash Expands Across Multiple US States

    U.S. officials and communities from Minnesota to New York are tightening rules on data‑center construction over water, energy and transparency concerns, while protests and a viral WNBA star post highlight the $

  34. [TECHNOLOGY] 3 sources
    Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro signs budget expanding advanced grid tech and data‑center oversight

    Governor Josh Shapiro signed Pennsylvania’s 2026‑27 budget, adding advanced transmission technology provisions and new data‑center water and power reporting rules, with fines for non‑compliance and PJM forecast

  35. [BUSINESS] 3 sources
    U.S. utilities seek record $9.2 billion in rate hikes

    U.S. utilities have asked regulators for a record $9.2 billion in Q2 2026 rate hikes, affecting over 56 million customers and averaging about $14 a month, with the South accounting for $4.5 billion of the ask.

  36. [POLITICS] 94 sources
    New York Governor Hochul imposes first U.S. statewide moratorium on large AI data centers

    NY Governor Hochul enacted a one‑year moratorium on new data centers over 50 MW, citing power, water and cost concerns; the first U.S. statewide ban may reshape AI infrastructure investment.

  37. [BUSINESS] 3 sources
    Dominion Energy's Virginia transmission plan triggers land seizure and utility rate‑hike requests

    U.S. utilities request $9.2 billion in rate hikes; Dominion Energy’s Virginia transmission plan approved, potentially seizing a third of a homeowner’s land for a 185‑ft pole, sparking resident opposition.

  38. [POLITICS] 2 sources
    North Carolina localities pause data‑center projects amid public backlash

    Charlotte halted a data‑center focus group for better public engagement, while Lee County officials faced resident opposition to a large data‑center proposal, citing environmental and zoning concerns.

  39. [POLITICS] 3 sources
    New Jersey signs bills forcing data centers to fund grid upgrades

    New Jersey Governor Mikie Sherrill signed three bills requiring large data centers to pay for grid upgrades, guarantee power demand, use clean energy and report usage, aiming to protect residents from higher EV

  40. [POLITICS] 2 sources
    Maine Governor Vetoes Statewide Data Center Moratorium Amid Growing Backlash

    Maine Gov. Janet Mills vetoed a statewide data‑center moratorium, banning tax incentives while a council will study the industry, as national backlash over data centres grows.

  41. [POLITICS] 2 sources
    New Jersey Gov. Mikie Sherrill and Illinois Gov. J. B. Pritzker sign energy affordability bills

    New Jersey and Illinois governors signed bills to cut energy costs, expand low‑income discounts and improve utility billing transparency.

  42. [BUSINESS] 4 sources
    US data center backlash stalls $130 billion in projects

    US towns and suburbs are blocking $130 billion of data‑center projects, filing recall petitions and moratoriums; Warren County voters sharply opposed a local proposal.

  43. [TECHNOLOGY] 2 sources
    US data center in Beringen, Switzerland meets protest camp in Tengen, Germany

    US firm STACK Infrastructure’s data centre in Beringen, Switzerland, faces cross‑border protests from the “Aufstände der Allmende” group in Tengen, Germany, over its high energy and water use, prompting a cant‑

  44. [POLITICS] 3 sources
    Arizona Pauses Data Center Tax Incentives Amid Water and Energy Concerns

    Arizona freezes new data‑center tax breaks to save $57 M, while a Marana project faces criticism that its water‑use savings ignore electricity generation demands.

  45. [BUSINESS] 2 sources
    US utilities face regulator pushback over large residential rate hike requests

    Duke Energy and Eversource have each sought roughly 11% residential rate hikes, prompting regulator scrutiny and consumer‑group challenges over cost allocation and document confidentiality.

  46. [BUSINESS] 3 sources
    Prince William County Rejects Massive Dulles South Data Center Project

    Prince William County’s board voted 8‑0 to block a 2,000‑acre Dulles South data‑center proposal, ending plans for a 43 million‑sq‑ft campus that could have brought up to $30 billion in investment.

  47. [POLITICS] 4 sources
    New Jersey Governor signs energy bills to curb data‑center costs

    New Jersey Governor Mikie Sherrill signed three bills, including a Data Center Fair Share Act, to shift data‑center electricity costs to operators, provide bill credits to households, and aim for $1 billion in

  48. [TECHNOLOGY] 5 sources
    Virginia and Maryland Communities Push Back on Expanding Data Centers

    Virginia and Maryland residents oppose new data‑center projects, fearing grid strain, towering transmission lines and water use, as local officials debate moratoriums and alternate routing.

  49. [TECHNOLOGY] 2 sources
    Virginia becomes world’s data‑center capital, spurring growth and resource strain

    Northern Virginia now hosts the world’s largest data‑center hub – 71 in Loudoun County and 131 statewide – driving economic gains but raising water and energy concerns, prompting new state regulation amid AI‑dr

  50. [POLITICS] 2 sources
    Massachusetts Senate passes energy‑affordability bill to curb utility costs

    Massachusetts Senate approved a bill targeting $14 billion in utility savings over ten years, reforming energy procurement, limiting third‑party suppliers, and promoting solar while addressing rising costs tied

  51. [BUSINESS] 2 sources
    US towns expand data‑center moratoriums as residents push back on power and water impacts

    US towns are widening moratoriums on large data centers amid community concerns over electricity costs and water use, with East Fishkill, NY, freezing approvals until 2029.

  52. [POLITICS] 2 sources
    Virginia Enacts Data Center Energy Tax to Raise $600 Million Annually

    Virginia passed a budget adding a 1.1 cent/kWh electricity tax on data centers, expected to raise $600 million yearly, sparking mixed reactions from industry and environmental groups.

  53. [POLITICS] 2 sources
    Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro Announces $20 B Amazon Data Center Deal, Fueling GOP Challenge

    Gov. Josh Shapiro announced a $20 billion Amazon data‑center investment in Pennsylvania, prompting GOP rival Stacy Garrity to denounce the project and accuse him of flip‑flopping amid their 2026 gubernatorial‑c

  54. [POLITICS] 3 sources
    US Senate pushes sweeping energy bill with $14 billion savings plan

    The U.S. Senate is shaping an energy bill targeting $14 billion in consumer savings, while Pennsylvania’s House passed a utility profit cap bill to cut electric bills by 6.5%, both aiming to lower energy costs.

  55. [BUSINESS] 2 sources
    US data center expansion meets mounting local resistance

    US communities and Ohio cities are increasingly opposing new data centers, citing electricity strain and rising utility costs; 75 projects worth $130 bn were delayed in Q1 2026 and Dayton seeks a ban.

  56. [POLITICS] 3 sources
    Pennsylvania House approves data‑center pause bill and GRID incentive framework

    Pennsylvania’s House passed a 180‑day data‑center moratorium bill and a GRID framework tying tax incentives to accountability, reporting and clean‑energy standards; both now head to the Senate.

  57. [POLITICS] 2 sources
    US State Legislatures Move to curb utility profits and rate hikes

    Pennsylvania moves a bill to cap utility profits, while Connecticut lawmakers push regulators to reject Eversource’s 11% rate hike proposal.

  58. [POLITICS] 2 sources
    Missouri data center debate not proven linked to foreign adversaries

    Missouri’s data‑center boom has sparked local opposition; claims of Chinese disinformation lack public evidence, and experts caution against conflating genuine concerns with unverified foreign‑influence charges

  59. [POLITICS] 3 sources
    US Data Center Opposition Spurs Local Bans and Political Pushback

    US residents are opposing data centers, leading to bans in several cities, a council turnover in Missouri, and Arizona pausing tax incentives, driven by concerns over resource use and subsidies.

  60. [POLITICS] 2 sources
    Virginia data centers face tax break repeal push and resident noise complaints

    Virginia senators seek to end a $2 billion data‑center tax break, while Loudoun County residents complain of noisy generators at a local data center.

  61. [POLITICS] 3 sources
    US towns block data center expansion amid growing anti‑data center activism

    Activists win data‑center bans in multiple U.S. cities; Arizona imposes a tax‑break moratorium, and Maine towns enact local pauses after a statewide veto, reflecting widespread public opposition.

  62. [POLITICS] 3 sources
    Pennsylvania lawmakers advance data center transparency and tax reforms

    Pennsylvania legislators advance bills linking data‑center tax breaks to transparency, sustainability and community notice, amid local opposition to a large data‑center project.

  63. [POLITICS] 2 sources
    Pittsburg, CA residents push back on planned data center at former golf course

    Over 300 Pittsburg, CA residents opposed a approved data center at the former Delta View Golf Course, citing environmental concerns and lack of outreach; the council will hold a workshop to review the project.

  64. [BUSINESS] 2 sources
    SINEXCEL and AESC Forge Strategic Energy Storage Partnerships in Japan and Global Markets

    SINEXCEL partners with Namcha Barwa to deliver utility‑scale BESS projects in Japan, while AESC and Prevalon Energy sign a deal to supply over 10 GWh of battery cells for global utility‑scale storage and data‑c

  65. [BUSINESS] 2 sources
    AESC Signs Strategic Supply Deal with Prevalon Energy to Deliver Over 10 GWh of Battery Storage

    AESC will supply battery cells and modules to Prevalon Energy for over 10 GWh of utility‑scale storage projects, bolstering global renewable and data‑center power infrastructure.

  66. [POLITICS] 2 sources
    Pennsylvania Power Bills Surge Amid Data Center Boom

    Pennsylvania electric bills have risen over 14 % as data‑center demand spikes. Advocates urge lawmakers to make data centers self‑power, curb utility profits and speed clean‑energy projects, aiming for $840 per

  67. [POLITICS] 2 sources
    US Data Center Opposition Fuels Claims of Chinese Funding

    Wyoming residents protest a large worker housing plan for data centers, while some US officials allege, without solid proof, that China is funding anti‑data‑center activism.

  68. [POLITICS] 2 sources
    Maryland and Pennsylvania towns push back on data center zoning proposals

    Maryland and Pennsylvania local governments are recommending rejection or tighter regulation of data‑center zoning after community concerns over environmental and health impacts.

  69. [BUSINESS] 2 sources
    PJM Interconnection forecasts adequate summer power supply amid data center load growth

    PJM Interconnection says summer 2026 will have enough generation (180,200 MW) for an expected 156,400 MW peak, with a 26% reserve margin, while NERC warns data‑center loads raise reliability risks.

  70. [BUSINESS] 4 sources
    Nextpower acquires Prevalon Energy to enter BESS and AI data center markets

    Nextpower will buy Prevalon Energy for up to $365 million, adding over 6 GWh of BESS capacity and AI‑data‑center contracts, and raising its FY2027 revenue outlook to $4‑4.4 billion.

  71. [BUSINESS] 38 sources
    NextEra Energy to Acquire Dominion in $66.8 B Deal Creating Largest U.S. Utility for AI Power Needs

    NextEra Energy will buy Dominion for $66.8 B, creating the largest U.S. regulated utility to boost power infrastructure for AI and data‑center growth, serving 10 million customers.

  72. [TECHNOLOGY] 5 sources
    U.S. data center projects encounter rising community resistance

    U.S. data centers face expanding community opposition, blocking $64 bn of projects; a $2 bn Indianapolis plan confronts local resistance over power use, generators and soil contamination.

  73. [BUSINESS] 3 sources
    NextEra Energy's $67 B Dominion Acquisition Sparks Consumer Rate and Climate Fears

    NextEra's $67 B bid for Dominion aims to meet AI data‑center power needs but faces regulator scrutiny over consumer rates and climate impact.

  74. [BUSINESS] 2 sources
    US data center boom spurs $900bn GDP but sparks local backlash

    US data centers generate $927 bn GDP and 5.5 m jobs while facing rising local opposition.

  75. [BUSINESS] 4 sources
    PJM warns summer grid strain may trigger demand controls as East Coast power prices jump

    PJM warns summer heat could strain its grid, prompting demand controls as East Coast power prices rise sharply.

  76. [BUSINESS] 2 sources
    US Data Center Boom Drives Small‑Cap Stock Opportunities

    US data center investment hits $45.7 B in 2025, spurring a small‑cap stock rally and strong earnings for infrastructure firms.

  77. [BUSINESS] 23 sources
    NextEra Energy's $67 B Deal to Acquire Dominion Energy

    NextEra Energy will buy Dominion Energy for about $67 b, forming the world’s largest regulated utility to meet AI data‑center power demand.

  78. [BUSINESS] 3 sources
    PJM wholesale power prices jump 75% as datacenter demand spikes

    PJM wholesale electricity prices rose 75% as datacenter demand outstrips supply, prompting calls for BYOP rules.

  79. [BUSINESS] 3 sources
    North Carolina utilities commission halts Duke Energy solar procurement pending carbon plan

    North Carolina utilities commission ordered Duke Energy to pause new solar procurement, risking 770 MW of capacity and higher rates.

  80. [BUSINESS] 3 sources
    U.S. Utilities and Corporations Boost Clean Energy and Data Center Power Plans

    U.S. utilities and corporates are rapidly expanding clean‑energy capacity, with PPL's data‑center pipeline reaching 28 GW and corporate buyers procuring arecord

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