James Dickson: Michigan Residents Fight AI Data Center Projects
<p>Michigan residents are pushing back as lawmakers <a href="https://desimonebooking-dot-yamm-track.appspot.com/28zuP9wcsw57-_5szDtPWiM_R_lSdFIPHVq3hhODfV7_ZMxrUnAFIkwKsqqT18chJYlAKjORQztUBv0i7Fd_--OE-hoMYjq3EKOiNUH9bCmNtdYDM8cBRYesMPtDn5_ZlwnRF3QBz94bs568LbnPCrX_DAA2lsByUaWRb2I7DuWmpxIiRoCDc8s1n7W_h5da2UoND8YyJzsC7r3crBIZELTYoRXXWuhRvjXDWpiU">introduce </a>a moratorium on new data centers<strong><em> </em></strong>in the state. <strong>James Dickson, </strong>a Michigan-based journalist, previous Swing State Reporter for the <em>New York Post</em>, and host of the <a href="https://jamesdicksonpodcast.com/"><em>James Dickson Podcast</em></a><em>, </em>offers a clear-eyed perspective on the battle unfolding. He joins WRFH to discuss. From 03/30/26. </p>
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