Yes but probably #1 for homelessness, child poverty, housing costs, malnutrition too (at least among 'rich' countries). Those are the problems you don't adequately tackle Mr Mayor

When I asked Malik these questions, he admitted appointed trustees, SEZ powers, founder land gifts, and no village vetoes. Then he called me “shady” for documenting his admissions.
The Guardian gave him a platform. I gave him accountability.

What she didn’t ask:
Who elects the trustees? (They’re appointed, not elected)
What do the founders receive? (80 acres worth millions)
Can villages veto? (Secretary of State decides)
Why are anarcho-capitalists backing cooperatives? (Because it’s not actually cooperative)

Will labour have the will to stop it?

But really the solution to the problem is to locate these data centers where water & power are plentiful. And to conserve water in the desert for living beings, imho.

This is beyond stupid. Phoenix gets less than 10" of rain a year. The Colorado is drying up. Whose dumb idea is it to move water reliant factories to a desert? More jobs? Will those new residents just skip showering & flushing? Will these salt scientists also figure out how to make it rain more?