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How residents in Archbald, Pennsylvania, home to ~7,000 people, are pushing back against six proposed data center campuses covering ~14% of the town's land

And they are refusing to tell the community what technology firms will occupy the buildings.  —  Is it any wonder why a nationwide backlash against AI data centers is brewing?Forums:r/law:Building Data Centers

Washington Post Tim Craig

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  • @rbreich Robert Reich on bluesky
    Developers want to build 51 data warehouses, each the size of a Walmart Supercenter, in a Pennsylvania town of just 7,000.  —  And they are refusing to tell the community what technology firms will occupy the buildings.  —  Is it any wonder why a nationwide backlash against AI da…
  • r/law r on reddit
    Building Data Centers
  • @producercities Jim Russell on x
    Developers plan to build 6 sprawling data center campuses in Archbald, Pa, covering about 14% of the town's land: “The area is attractive because it sits near the nuclear-powered, 500-kilovolt Susquehanna-Roseland power line that slices through the count” https://www.washingtonpo…