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Add a relevant Data Center Ally link to your chapter website, community resource page, newsletter or reporting. Choose the tool or guide that answers your readers’ question.

A short introduction you can use

Data Center Ally offers free, plain-language tools for understanding data center proposals. Explore public project records, compare power, water and noise questions, and build a brief for your next community meeting.

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Watch and share Data Center Ally video guides

Seven narrated guides with captions, downloadable clips, and direct links to the tools they explain.

https://www.datacenterally.com/site-tour

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<a href="https://www.datacenterally.com/site-tour">Watch and share Data Center Ally video guides</a>

Explore Virginia data center project records

A direct resource link for Virginia chapters, local governments and residents.

https://www.datacenterally.com/project-watch/state/virginia

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<a href="https://www.datacenterally.com/project-watch/state/virginia">Explore Virginia data center project records</a>

Explore Georgia data center project records

A direct resource link for Georgia chapters and communities reviewing proposals.

https://www.datacenterally.com/project-watch/state/georgia

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<a href="https://www.datacenterally.com/project-watch/state/georgia">Explore Georgia data center project records</a>

Compare data center construction and permanent jobs

Help workforce programs explain construction roles, ongoing operations and job-count definitions.

https://www.datacenterally.com/blog/data-center-construction-jobs-vs-permanent-jobs

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<a href="https://www.datacenterally.com/blog/data-center-construction-jobs-vs-permanent-jobs">Compare data center construction and permanent jobs</a>

Build a data center community brief

Help residents prepare questions, comparisons and evidence for a public meeting.

https://www.datacenterally.com/my-perspective

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<a href="https://www.datacenterally.com/my-perspective">Build a data center community brief</a>

Find data center projects in your state

Find the relevant state, county or project page and share its permanent link.

https://www.datacenterally.com/project-watch/directory

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<a href="https://www.datacenterally.com/project-watch/directory">Find data center projects in your state</a>

Explore the national data center project map

Give readers a starting point for discovering proposals and public records.

https://www.datacenterally.com/project-watch/map

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<a href="https://www.datacenterally.com/project-watch/map">Explore the national data center project map</a>

Understand data center water use

Explain why the cooling loop and heat-rejection equipment both matter.

https://www.datacenterally.com/blog/closed-loop-does-not-mean-zero-water

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<a href="https://www.datacenterally.com/blog/closed-loop-does-not-mean-zero-water">Understand data center water use</a>

Understand who pays for grid upgrades

Prepare questions about utility agreements, costs and ratepayer protections.

https://www.datacenterally.com/blog/who-pays-for-data-center-grid-upgrades

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<a href="https://www.datacenterally.com/blog/who-pays-for-data-center-grid-upgrades">Understand who pays for grid upgrades</a>

Understand data center noise: dBA and dBC

Help readers ask about low-frequency sound, measurements and operating conditions.

https://www.datacenterally.com/blog/why-dba-is-not-the-whole-sound-story

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<a href="https://www.datacenterally.com/blog/why-dba-is-not-the-whole-sound-story">Understand data center noise: dBA and dBC</a>

Sharing a local project?

Open the project directory, choose your state or county, and copy the address of that page. Include the project’s source date so readers understand what has been documented. A listing or shared link does not mean an organization endorses a project or Data Center Ally.

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