Residents push back as giant data center targets Selma march 'sacred ground'

Residents push back as giant data center targets Selma march 'sacred ground'

A planned hyperscale data center in Alabama is facing intense resistance from residents who argue it should not be built on property connected to the 1965 Selma-to-Montgomery voting rights march. At a recent open house in Lowndes County, residents turned out in large numbers to challenge Project Red Clay, a massive campus proposed near Highway 80. What happened? Project Red Clay, proposed by Cloverleaf Infrastructure, would place four 720,000-sq…