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TELL THE STATE SENATE IT’S TIME TO HOLD BIG TECH ACCOUNTABLE

While PA House Democrats are working to rein in Big Tech, the PA Senate is introducing bills to bring in MORE data centers – Pennsylvanians deserve better.

The House has passed nine bipartisan measures over to the state Senate to hold Big Tech accountable. These bills would protect Pennsylvanians’ health and the environment, reduce utility costs, create more transparency, make Big Tech pay their fair share and empower local communities to make their own decisions when it comes to data centers moving in. Out of the nine bills sent over, only ONE bill made it into law.  

Join us by filling out the form below and demand the state Senate pass transparency and accountability measures to rein in Big Tech and stop Pennsylvania from becoming a free-for-all when it comes to data center development.


Your message will be sent to:
Senator Joe Pittman; Senator Kim Ward; Your Senator.

Subject line:
It's Time to Hold Big Tech Accountable!


Email Body:

Dear Senator,

Pennsylvania is at a crossroads when it comes to data center development and the future of Big Tech in our communities.

While the House has passed nine bipartisan measures to hold Big Tech accountable, only one of those bills has become law after reaching the state Senate. These measures would protect Pennsylvanians’ health and environment, help reduce the impact on utility costs, increase transparency, ensure Big Tech pays its fair share, and give local communities a stronger voice when data centers are proposed in their neighborhoods.

Pennsylvanians deserve development that benefits our communities—not a free-for-all that leaves residents, local governments and ratepayers to deal with the consequences.

We are asking you to join us in standing up for Pennsylvania communities and ensuring that economic development does not come at the expense of our health, environment, local control or utility bills.



Sincerely,
[Your Name]
[Your Address]
[City, State ZIP]

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