This man’s name is Doug Sevey. He lives in Palo, Iowa. He builds data centers — including for UnityPoint Health, one of Iowa’s largest hospital systems.
He showed up at a public hearing and said this under his own name and expertise.
“I build data centers. I have 100% of their IT. And I’ve never used a gallon of water.”
“What Google isn’t telling you is they don’t want to use the technology. Because it costs more.”
“If my well goes dry, I’m coming after you.”
The water consumption devastating communities across the country is not a necessity.
It is a deliberate choice made to protect profit margins.
Louisiana passed a non-disclosure law in 2024 so you can’t even see the details of these deals.
Share this video. Tag you legislators. They need to hear from Doug Sevey too.
@LAGovJeffLandry @AGLizMurrill @lalegis @LAGOP @LASenateGOP @LAHouseGOP @LaDemos
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Molly Donahue retweeted
Jun 8
I was proud to roll with UnityPoint nurses and Teamsters Local 90 today as they fight for the union recognition they deserve.
Iowa nurses show up for our communities every day. They deserve to have their voices heard and their right to unionize respected.
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Little known fact...unreported in Peoria
Back 15 yrs ago, after a series of horrible management & admin movess by CEO Michael Bryant & others,
Methodist Hospital actually went belly up and sold out to Iowa HealthCare, rebranding as UnityPoint
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