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How Public Opinion Is Affecting Data Center Development

Promotional flyer for a webinar titled “How Public Opinion Is Shaping Data Center Development.” Speakers include Neha Gour (George Mason University) and Kristin Eberhard (Rewiring America), moderated by Dr. Anthony Leiserowitz (Yale Program on Climate Change Communication). Event takes place September 3, 2026, at 12 PM ET. A QR code is provided for RSVP.

SEPTEMBER 3 AT 12PM ET: REGISTER HERE

Public opposition to new data centers is bipartisan and strong. How is public opinion shaping decisions about data center development? Join us for a discussion on Americans’ views on data centers and lessons from data center legislation recently passed in New Jersey. Dr. Anthony Leiserowitz, Director of the Yale Program on Climate Change Communication will moderate a conversation with Neha Gour, Researcher at George Mason University’s Center for Climate Change Communication and Kristin Eberhard, VP of Policy at Rewiring America.
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