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Taylor County · West Texas

Data Centers in Abilene, Texas

West Texas water is scarce and precious. New data center projects near Abilene put pressure on already-stressed supplies.

County
Taylor County
Region
West Texas
Aquifer at risk
Seymour Aquifer

The harms we're watching here

Stolen Water
Poisoned Air
Ruined Property Value

Coverage for Abilene

Stolen Water

Abilene Data Center Water Use: What West Texas Landowners Should Know

New water-hungry data centers are arriving in a region that can't spare a drop. Here's how Abilene and West Texas water supplies, wells, and ranches could be affected.

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