Country music legend Willie Nelson has expressed concerns about data centers in Texas. He recently shared a statement urging Texans to take action against these facilities. Nelson's statement specifically mentions a data center in his hometown of Abbott, Texas, which is located in Hill County.
Further details about Nelson's statement and his concerns about data centers in Texas are available from FOX 44 News.
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