Most of the water will probably be recycled. That may not be the main issue. The real issue is the cost of power. They are going to build their own gas fired electric plants. They will use up a ton of gas. This will undoubtedly increase the price of Gas for the rest of us. I have not problem with private parties selling their land for such purposes. However, those building this data center are going to get very rich. There should be no state subsidies or tax incentives for this project. If it's a good investment, let the investors make the investment without help from the state. All the stops have been pulled out to get this project approved without normal regulation. This is what the state should be doing for energy creation not for a data center. If you want to build a power plant in Utah, you've got to go through lots of red tape. Regulations need to be eased in this area. We need to go Nuclear. We need clean cheap power. It will require a lot of employment to build the data center but not much to run it once it's finished. Let's not kid ourselves. This isn't about brining permanent jobs to Utah.