Trump Moves To Limit Public Input on Data Centres as Critics Warn Communities Could Lose Their Voice
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Trump Moves To Limit Public Input on Data Centres as Critics Warn Communities Could Lose Their Voice
President Trump supports easing data centre construction by reducing public input on air pollution permits, sparking backlash over potential environmental impacts and community awareness.
The EPA Could Make It Harder to Fight Polluting Data Centers
Public hearings and permit records have helped communities challenge massive data centers and their pollution. Now, the EPA is considering making that public participation optional, potentially weakening one of residents’ few opportunities to push back. The post The EPA Could Make It Harder to Fight Polluting Data Centers appeared first on Word In Black.
The massive expansion of AI data centers in the US has sparked growing backlash from local communities. Now, a proposed change by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) could significantly limit the ability of citizens to intervene in the air pollution permit approval process. Currently, states must publicly disclose their applications and […] The post AI Data Centers: EPA Changes Pollution Rules and Public Consultation appeared first on Tech…
EPA moves to curb public input on data centers
Read the full story in the New York Times (gift article). The Trump administration is moving to make it harder for communities to weigh in on proposed data centers, even as a backlash against the behemoth projects grows across the country. The Environmental Protection Agency plans to eliminate a federal requirement that states publicize and solicit … Continue reading EPA moves to curb public input on data centers
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