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Data Center Series - Session 3

Data Center Series - Session 3


September 15, 2026

The Delaware Riverkeeper Network is excited to offer you the opportunity to attend a series of informational sessions regarding the environmental impacts of data centers, their fossil fuel reliance, how you can get involved with your local and state government, and what you can do to protect your community.

Session 3 takes place on Tuesday, September 15, 6:00pm
Municipal and State Level Involvement

  • This event will be a webinar. REGISTER HERE
  • This will involve more information about how municipal and state governments are involved with data center proposals as well as what you can watch for in your own community.

We want to hear from you about your concerns with Data Centers

It has been amazing to see how many communities and individuals have not only turned out to make their voices heard on data center issues, but also have become experts on data centers in so many ways and in their own time. This workshop series is intended to be hosted in Northeastern PA due to the large targeting we are seeing of Data Center proposals in this region and so we want to hear from you! What are your concerns? What are you hoping to learn? What do you wish we knew about the data center issues in your area? What tools or skills do you wish you had or wanted to know?

Please consider taking the time to fill out this questionnaire to let us know what is on your mind when it comes to data centers. We hope this will offer the opportunity for us to learn more from you, offer more information, and connect with your community on data center issues.


Stay tuned for Session 4: What Can You Do? (Date TBA)

  • This event will be a webinar whose information will only be shared with participants who attended all 3 of the previous sessions.
  • We will be discussing how you can take direct action in your community about a data center. This will involve how to file Right to Know requests, public comment tips, and using Pennsylvania's Green Amendment.

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