Historic Chestnut Trees in West Virginia Threatened by Data Center Development

October 12, 2026

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A planned data center development in West Virginia poses a threat to historic chestnut trees. The project, known as Project Tamarack, has raised concerns among local communities about environmental impacts. InfraSale's audience should monitor how this situation unfolds, particularly regarding community responses and potential conservation efforts.

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