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Food & Water Watch / Stop Data Centers Coalition — Capitol Hill Rally & Petition Delivery 2026

Food & Water Watch
DateNov 17, 2026LocationCapitol Hill, Washington, DC

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Food & Water Watch and the Stop Data Centers Coalition announced a Nov. 17 Capitol Hill rally and petition delivery calling for a national data center moratorium. Coalition co-sponsor Third Act confirms the date and federal focus. This is a public rally and delivery of petitions to Congress; no separate congressional office appointments are confirmed.

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When is Food & Water Watch / Stop Data Centers Coalition — Capitol Hill Rally & Petition Delivery 2026?

Food & Water Watch / Stop Data Centers Coalition — Capitol Hill Rally & Petition Delivery 2026 takes place Nov 17, 2026.

Where is Food & Water Watch / Stop Data Centers Coalition — Capitol Hill Rally & Petition Delivery 2026 held?

Food & Water Watch / Stop Data Centers Coalition — Capitol Hill Rally & Petition Delivery 2026 is held at Capitol Hill, Washington, DC.

Who runs Food & Water Watch / Stop Data Centers Coalition — Capitol Hill Rally & Petition Delivery 2026?

Food & Water Watch / Stop Data Centers Coalition — Capitol Hill Rally & Petition Delivery 2026 is organized by Food & Water Watch.

How do I register for Food & Water Watch / Stop Data Centers Coalition — Capitol Hill Rally & Petition Delivery 2026?

Registration is handled by Food & Water Watch — see the official event page for registration details. Official event page →

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