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Artist Eirini Pajak, famed for her hyper-detailed nature photography, is now turning her lens to Arizona’s exploding data center boom—revealing how these massive facilities threaten desert ecosystems, water supplies, and endangered species. After weeks of research and community mobilization, she sparked a packed Pinal County meeting, urging locals to demand accountability. Her investigation into the proposed La Osa complex—Arizona’s largest if approved—exposed risks to groundwater, power grids, and wildlife. Though officials touted economic gains, the project’s zoning vote was delayed, and developers hinted at scaling back. Pajak warns this isn’t enough: true change requires systemic standards and public vigilance.
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