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Do data centers impact our physical health? Studies are few and far between.
- Data centers support the high demand for social media, AI, and streaming, providing many entertainment options and helping with daily tasks.
- Many Pennsylvanians worry about data centers' effects on energy prices and water use, but few studies focus on their physical or public health impacts.
- Neha Gour, a PhD candidate, said few studies directly examine data centers' health impacts; most evidence is from related fields.
- Noise pollution is the most immediate health impact from data centers, while broader concerns relate to fossil fuel use increasing air pollution and greenhouse gases.
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Do data centers impact our physical health? Studies are few and far between.
Data centers fuel the ever-growing demand for social media, artificial intelligence and streaming services, allowing people to access a plethora of entertainment options and streamline everyday tasks.
Do Data Centers Impact Our Physical Health? Studies are Few and Far Between
Data centers fuel the ever-growing demand for social media, artificial intelligence, and streaming services, allowing people to access a plethora of entertainment options and streamline everyday tasks. And their numbers are growing — another 80 proposed projects cataloged by the Data Center Proposal Tracker would more than double the current 71 active sites in the
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