In rural Alabama, voters feel sold out to massive data centers: ’Slap in the face’

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John Urquhart had grandchildren in mind when he bought 230 acres in a small neighborhood in rural Alabama.

Urquhart still works, but his wife, Gina, retired from the nearby veterans’ hospital in Montgomery. They built a barndominium, stocked ponds with bass and bream, marked out a field for dove hunting and left space next door for their daughter to construct her own house. Driving along his property line as a neighbor baled hay, Urquhart mused about teaching his grandsons to plant grain or raise calves.

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