And what does that have to do with construction water treatment by a specific contractor?

I too can dump contaminated water just doing renovations on my home by leaving it out or not following proper procedures for disposing of it.

There isn't a special AI related cause to it. It's a relatively rare bacteria that primarily impacts immunosuppressed patients when it shows up (which is rare) and there's only four known fatalities, and they mostly picked it up in hospitals while being treated for other things.

https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S1201971226000780 https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC5684090/

The contamination from the construction happened while they were doing flush and fill on the pipes at the facility, just like what would happen with any new building that contains plumbing. It can easily be cleaned with standard options like bleach if it's known to be an issue.

How does that invalidate the fact that there is 10-12 GW of spare capacity above peak demand already built?

Or that there was 1.4GW of capacity installed in 2024 that could be used to power this kind of data center?

How are your arguments in any way actual arguments against building this?

I do play factorio. Complexity is the point...

However, these power plants don't need or use the oil refineries you're referring to. They are natural gas power plants, and thus need natural gas refineries, which are MUCH simpler and cheaper because it's mostly just a cleaning step. Alberta already refines and consumes about 50-60% of it's natural gas production.