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$3.1 billion St. Louis data centre plan faces court fight over 120-MW project

Times of India - World ·
$3.1 billion St. Louis data centre plan faces court fight over 120-MW project

St.

Louis is undergoing a notable shift with the establishment of several data centres throughout the region.

However, community members have voiced considerable opposition, raising health and environmental issues linked to these facilities.

Legal actions have been launched by residents and developers encountering permit restrictions, leading to new legislation governing the operation and placement of data centres.

Amidst this turmoil, national debates about AI infrastructure's effects on communities intensify.

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