A Kentucky mother and daughter rejected a $26.48 million farmland deal after learning the land was intended for a 2.2-gigawatt hyperscale AI data center in Mason County. The refusal has sharpened a broader fight over how much rural land, power and water communities should trade for the AI infrastructure boom.
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