Fight the gas pipelines that make Project Jupiter & El Paso 1 possible

Oracle and Meta are planning massive data centers in New Mexico and West Texas that rely on new dirty gas pipelines for their power.

The "Green Chile" and "McCloud" pipelines are part of the pipeline infrastructure necessary to supply the Project Jupiter and El Paso 1 AI data centers' gargantuan gas consumption.

Sierra Club and partners successfully challenged the Green Chile Pipeline developers' attempt to bypass environmental review, and that review is happening now at the Federal Regulatory Commission. The commission is accepting public comments on the Green Chile and McCloud pipelines through Oct. 5.

✅ Please submit a comment to tell FERC why it should deny permits to these massive gas pipelines and fossil-fueled data centers in your community. Please add a personal message to give your comment a greater impact!

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