Data centers are rapidly expanding across America in secrecy, consuming millions of gallons of water daily and threatening communities' most vital resources—and citizens are fighting back with unprecedented bipartisan unity. Erin Brockovich, the environmental advocate behind the $333 million PG&E settlement, reveals how tech giants are using NDAs to silence local officials and why 64% of planned data centers are being built in drought-stricken areas. Erin Brockovich discovered hexavalent chromium poisoning in Hinkley, California by connecting medical records to real estate data, ultimately winning a $333 million settlement that proved corporate negligence thrives in secrecy.