Older models of data centers can consume as much as one million gallons of water per day.

Chuck Leavell points to Taylor Swift copyrighting her image and voice as a necessary action for artists to protect themselves from unauthorized use by AI.

The Rolling Stones have no immediate plans to tour in the current year, but a tour is a possibility for the following year.

The Georgia legislature recently passed a bill to establish a state-level Office of Music, but the bill was vetoed by the governor.

Recent mill closures in Savannah, Riceville, and Cedar Springs have had a significant negative impact on the forest industry in Georgia.

Chuck Leavell believes there should be a moratorium on new data center construction to allow for more thorough evaluation of their impact.

Taylor Swift has taken legal measures to protect her image and voice from unauthorized use by artificial intelligence.

Monroe County, Georgia has postponed a proposed data center development following local controversy.

A data center was recently approved for development in Twiggs County, Georgia.

Chuck Leavell suggests that using wood pellets as an energy source to power data centers could create a viable market for forest products.

Chuck Leavell predicts that the alternative energy sector, which is currently in a "dark patch," will eventually recover.

Chuck Leavell predicts that the music industry will follow the television and film industries in seeking protections against AI, similar to actions taken by actors and writers.

Modern data centers use less water than older models.

It is now technologically possible to build smaller, more community-based nuclear power plants.

The Georgia state legislature passed a bill to create a state Office of Music, but it was vetoed by the governor.

Paper mills have recently closed in Savannah, Riceville, and Cedar Springs, Georgia.

Older data centers can consume as much as one million gallons of water per day.

Chuck Leavell does not expect The Rolling Stones to tour in the current year, but believes a tour is possible next year.

Chuck Leavell believes that Georgia Governor Brian Kemp's administration has been very beneficial for business in the state.

Recent mill closures in Savannah, Riceville, and Cedar Springs have significantly affected the forest industry in Georgia.