Save Ohio Parks opposes NEO Power Generation Facility at the Ohio Power Siting Board
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Save Ohio Parks submitted the following public comment on Case #26-0627-EL-BGN, the NEO Power Generation Facility, a 500 MW gas plant to... Read More
Ohioans should be leery of data centers and secrecy they come with
Data centers upset the local economy and drive local people away who have lived here for generations and may wish to pursue... Read More
Act Now: Tell Ohio NO on two polluting gas plants
Two major new gas combustion plants have been proposed to power data centers at the New Albany Business Park in Licking County.... Read More
Meta’s massive gas plants may spell massive health problems for Columbus area
Where will the gas to supply these gas plants come from? Zamarin said it himself – eastern Ohio, part of Appalachia, the... Read More
AI’s natural gas addiction could be deadly for Ohio’s communities
By Todd Larsen Data centers are notorious energy hogs. With each hyperscale data center using as much energy as an entire city,... Read More
Why is there a war on renewable energy?
By George Banziger One would think that with the profusion of data centers, the growing need for more electricity for manufacturing, and... Read More
Ohio officials ignore scientific facts to allow our public air, land, and water to be abused
By Randi Pokladnik Svante Arrhenius, a Swedish physics professor, is best known for his development of the pH scale for acids and... Read More
Save Ohio Parks testimony for Select Committee on Data Centers
Testimony by Cathy Cowan BeckerBoard President, Save Ohio ParksJune 1, 2026 Co-Chair Holmes, Co-Chair Chavez, and members of the Select Committee on... Read More
Save Ohio Parks research says AI data center buildout can work — if it runs on renewable energy
Statewide nonprofit has studied oil and gas fracking’s health, environmental and public lands impacts since 2023 Ohio has a unique opportunity to... Read More
Data centers killing Ohio’s beloved parks before our very eyes
If local officials accept data centers, rural Appalachia, our state parks and public lands and even our villages, towns and suburbs will... Read More