Energy Regulation and Data Centers

Entities Mentioned

• Uptime Institute
• The Green Grid
• U.S. Environmental Protection Agency

1. I understand “conservation”. Almost every weekend, I hike in mountains of Tennessee, North Carolina or Virginia. I enjoy the outdoors and am a good steward of both my land and the public lands I enjoy. While I am certain that I favor conservation, I don’t know if that’s synonymous with being “green”. A conservationist is interested in using as few resources as necessary to accomplish the same, or greater, productivity. “Green” proponents seem to prefer that production, specifically U.S. production, be reduced, whether this achieves an overall conservation of resources or not. The “green” movement should never have become the ... (Read Full Article)
   
   

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