Voters in Monterey Park, California, have approved a permanent ban on data centers in the city. The decision reflects a growing trend of opposition to data center developments in various regions across the United States.
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Monterey Park voters approve permanent ban on data centers
Monterey Park voters have approved a permanent ban on data centers, marking a significant decision in the ongoing debate over tech industry developments. This move aligns with a broader trend of resistance to data center expansions nationwide.
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Voters back first-in-nation permanent data center ban in city near L.A.
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Monterey Park voters approve permanent ban on data centers