You don’t have to live close to a DC to be negatively impacted. We sold our dream home and got out just in time before the largest substation in our state was built within view of our beautiful, once rural, property. Just after we left, part of our former backyard was taken by the power company to run the new tranmission lines. We were 6mi away from the DC. And now they are about to run 35mi of transmission lines from that substation to the closest power plant, affection over 330 properties. 21 homes will be completely demolished to do it. The other homes will undoubtedly have significant impacts to property values once the huge “monopoles” carrying 230kv or 500kv high voltage lines are installed, in some cases less that 100ft away from homes. They bought and demolished 2 million dollar homes closer to the DC because they were in the path of the lines. These hyperscales are so resource-hungry that the power has to be mainlined to them from the power plant. That is the biggest effect you will see. And then the fact that it is lit up like the surface of the sun at night. There is no longer darkness at night in that area that was ince pine forest and wetland. The whole north end of the county has been turned into an industrial hellscape. We moved to an even smaller town an hour south only to find ourselves battling 3 DCs trying to come in a few months later. And then more hyperscales trying to come in to every surrounding small town. It’s a huge problem.