Women fined for protesting $15 billion AI data center in Port Washington
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Updated Oct 1
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What happened
Two women were fined for disorderly conduct after protesting a $15 billion AI data center project at a Port Washington Common Council meeting. Dan Adams represented two of the women in the municipal court trial. The judge found Christine Le Jeune and Julianne Wanderer guilty of disorderly conduct, though one of the tickets was dismissed.
From wisn.com
Why it matters
The fines resulted from a protest against the construction of the $15 billion AI data center in Port Washington. The incident reflects public opposition to large-scale technology infrastructure projects in the region.
From wisn.com
Who's involved
- Dan AdamsAttorney for the women who were fined for disorderly conduct.
- Port WashingtonLocation of the Common Council meeting and the AI data center project.
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The entities involved
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Dan Adams
American entrepreneur
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