GROWW members co-hosted Uniting West Wisconsin Event against Data Centers with Headliner Charlie Berens in Eau Claire, WI Local Environmental News from the Red Cedar Watershed Ledger Menomonie, Wisconsin Stopping the Big Tech Takeover: Why GROWW is Pushing Back on Wisconsin Data Centers June 19, 2026 Rachel Tilseth GROWW was one of several organizations that organized a Regional Front Against AI Data Centers. GROWW, Grassroots Organizing Western Wisconsin, an expanding grassroots network dedicated to protecting communities and giving…
Dunn County development committee to hold second discussion on modular data centers Dunn County PRD Committee to Hold Follow-Up Meeting on Modular Data Centers June 17, 2026 Rachel Tilseth Dunn County residents are advised to monitor ongoing discussions about modular data centers. The Dunn County Planning, Resources, & Development Committee will hold a public meeting regarding modular data centers…
Modular Data Centers No Data Center Sustainable Economic Development Fast-Tracked Tech: Protecting Dunn County from Unregulated Modular Data Centers June 13, 2026 Rachel Tilseth Updated Tuesday, June 16, 2026- The Dunn County PRD Committee will hold its second discussion on modular data centers on June 18 at 8:30 AM at the Government Center, with…
News About Sustainable Economic Development No data center in the Red Cedar Basin Engineering a Sustainable Future: Preserving Our Waters for the Future June 13, 2026 Rachel Tilseth Sustainable development means meeting current human needs while preserving natural ecosystems for future generations. Can it be done is the major question. Can we preserve the Red Cedar Basin for…
Colfax, Wisconsin Red Cedar River Crossing at 22-mile Ford Red Cedar River History Echoes of the Red Cedar: The History of 22-Mile Ford Park June 12, 2026 Rachel Tilseth Colfax, Wisconsin. The history of “22 Mile Ford” traces back to 19th-century Wisconsin lumbering when the Knapp, Stout & Co. logging empire used the spot to cross the Red Cedar…