Stop Bitcoin mining facility in Morgan County, AL

Stop Bitcoin mining facility in Morgan County, AL

Recent signers:
Brooklyn and 19 others have signed recently.

The Issue

For generations, Morgan County has been a haven for rural residential and agricultural living. Our community is defined by its serenity, natural beauty, and a way of life worth preserving. With the proposed construction of a 50MW Bitcoin mining facility in our area, running non-stop all year round, the very character of our community is at stake. This is not the future we envision for ourselves or our children.

Bitcoin mining facilities are notorious for their excessive energy consumption, creating significant noise pollution and environmental harm. The proposed facility, located perilously close to the Stringer Watershed, could potentially lead to contamination, impacting not only our drinking water but also the ecosystem that relies on this crucial resource. Our health and the health of future generations hang in the balance.

Moreover, the constant noise generated by such a large-scale operation can disturb the peace and tranquility our residents cherish. Rural communities like ours are not designed to cope with the continuous hum and vibrations of industrial operations. This potential disruption is a direct threat to our way of life.

Let’s not forget the impact on property values. Homes that once offered peace and a connection to nature could face decreased value due to proximity to this industrial site. The rural charm and appeal of Morgan County would be undermined, dissuading people from moving to or investing in our area.

We have an opportunity to stand together as a community and express our concerns to the authorities and the proposing companies. Let’s unite and advocate for the protection of our community’s identity and environmental integrity. Encourage local decision-makers to consider alternative, less intrusive sites, or advocate for better, sustainable technological practices.

We call on local officials and companies involved to respect the wishes of Morgan County residents. Please support us in our fight to preserve our community by signing this petition. Together, we can make a difference and ensure that the special character of our home is not lost to industrial expansion.

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Recent signers:
Brooklyn and 19 others have signed recently.

The Issue

For generations, Morgan County has been a haven for rural residential and agricultural living. Our community is defined by its serenity, natural beauty, and a way of life worth preserving. With the proposed construction of a 50MW Bitcoin mining facility in our area, running non-stop all year round, the very character of our community is at stake. This is not the future we envision for ourselves or our children.

Bitcoin mining facilities are notorious for their excessive energy consumption, creating significant noise pollution and environmental harm. The proposed facility, located perilously close to the Stringer Watershed, could potentially lead to contamination, impacting not only our drinking water but also the ecosystem that relies on this crucial resource. Our health and the health of future generations hang in the balance.

Moreover, the constant noise generated by such a large-scale operation can disturb the peace and tranquility our residents cherish. Rural communities like ours are not designed to cope with the continuous hum and vibrations of industrial operations. This potential disruption is a direct threat to our way of life.

Let’s not forget the impact on property values. Homes that once offered peace and a connection to nature could face decreased value due to proximity to this industrial site. The rural charm and appeal of Morgan County would be undermined, dissuading people from moving to or investing in our area.

We have an opportunity to stand together as a community and express our concerns to the authorities and the proposing companies. Let’s unite and advocate for the protection of our community’s identity and environmental integrity. Encourage local decision-makers to consider alternative, less intrusive sites, or advocate for better, sustainable technological practices.

We call on local officials and companies involved to respect the wishes of Morgan County residents. Please support us in our fight to preserve our community by signing this petition. Together, we can make a difference and ensure that the special character of our home is not lost to industrial expansion.

The Decision Makers

Morgan County Commission
3 Members
Greg Abercrombie
Morgan County Commission - District 4
Matthew Frost
Morgan County Commission - District 3
Jeff Clark
Morgan County Commission - District 1

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