Stop The T5 Data Centerin Grayslake, Illinois

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Flyers & Fact Sheets: T5 Grayslake Data Center

Named Techniques in T5 and Village of Grayslake Public Claims

See what patterns have emerged in the Village and T5 communications to the public about the T5 Chicago IV data center project.

T5 and Village Public Claims — Partial Truths cards

Specific claims from T5’s website and the Village of Grayslake FAQ, each set side by side with what it leaves out. Every quotation is verbatim. View the cards on the site.

Two Kinds of Data Center — one-page flyer

A 30 MW facility that runs email and streaming beside the 1.2 GW AI campus proposed here: electrical load, rack density, waste heat, cooling and hardware, side by side. Print size. Read it on the site.

Stop the T5 Data Center — one-page flyer

Stop the T5 Data Center flyer with a QR code to the Facebook group.

Stop the T5 Data Center — one-page flyer

Stop the T5 Data Center flyer with a QR code to a petition asking Mundelein to take legal action .

Data Centers: Myths vs. Reality — one-page flyer

All ten myths with sourced facts. Each heading links to a primary source. Editable Word file if you want to adapt it for another community.

The Reality of the T5 Grayslake Data Center Initiative — one-page flyer

Point-by-point responses to the arguments made for the campus: the tax-revenue case, the permanent job count, water use and noise. One page.

We the People Community Voices Letter to Lake County Officials

A letter from the We the People Community Voices group to Lake County officials asking for transparancy, community involvement in deliberations, and putting citizens first when considering hyperscale data center projects.

Say No to T5: How to Host a Meet-Up

Handout on how to host a community meet-up.

Safeguards: Baseline Testing

Handout on the need for Lake County to establish a baseline NOW for environmental monitoring and reporting.

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